The political organization La Cámpora, led by Máximo Kirchner, has initiated a street graffiti operation to honor former president Cristina Kirchner's 73rd birthday, urging for her release from house arrest. They used this campaign to simultaneously protest against the government's proposed labor reform, scheduled for a vote in the Chamber of Deputies. The messages, which include "We want Cristina" and "No to labor reform," have been painted on walls across various locations in Argentina.

La Cámpora's actions reflect not only their support for Kirchner but also their discontent with the government's recent policy proposals, particularly the labor reform that has been met with resistance. The graffiti campaign serves both as a celebratory gesture for Kirchner, who is currently under house arrest, and as a political statement against changes in labor laws that many fear could weaken workers' rights. Their social media platforms showcased these graffiti, amplifying their messages to a wider audience.

As Kirchner's birthday coincides with significant legislative initiatives, La Cámpora's dual messaging aims to rally support both for their leader and against the labor reform. The timing emphasizes the group's strategic approach to intertwine their loyalty to Kirchner with a broader critique of the current administration's policies, potentially rallying public sentiment against the proposed changes ahead of the upcoming vote.