Following her break from the interblock led by José Mayans and on the same day she was appointed as Vice President of the Senate, Senator Carolina Moisés launched a scathing critique against kirchnerism. She accused its members of being 'worshipers of failure', argued that La Cámpora lacks concrete proposals, and stated that Cristina Kirchner is 'part of the problem'. Her comments reflect a growing discontent within segments of the Peronist movement, particularly regarding its current leadership and strategies.

In an interview with Radio con Vos, Moisés shared that within the Peronist party, there is no room to genuinely express alternative positions, criticizing the culture of defeatism. She emphasized that the party's identity shouldn't be associated with failure and expressed her commitment to changing that narrative. Her statements suggest an internal struggle within the party about how to engage with voters and present viable policy options.

Moisés continued her critique by targeting La Cámpora's reliance on social media for communication rather than providing substantial proposals. She lamented the disconnect between the party's leadership and the political realities faced at the provincial level. This stance indicates a potential shift in Peronist politics, where a faction is seeking to redefine its approach and possibly attract disenchanted voters looking for a more proactive and solution-oriented agenda.