In La Plata, Governor Axel Kicillof officially launched the Centro de Estudios Derecho al Futuro, a think tank aimed at developing a national political agenda to support his presidential candidacy in 2027. During the launch event at Teatro Coliseo, Kicillof not only highlighted his vision for Argentina’s future but also weighed in on the current political climate, criticizing President Javier Milei's economic policies and the treatment of former President Cristina Kirchner, who is facing legal challenges. Kicillof expressed his bewilderment at Milei’s involvement in the $LIBRA case, describing it as an evident scam designed to distract from the judicial problems surrounding Kirchner. He emphasized the need for a serious alternative political discourse amid what he termed a “judicial show” aimed at governing through distraction rather than addressing pressing economic issues. The establishment of this think tank appears to be a strategic move for Kicillof as he seeks to position himself within the national political landscape while galvanizing support for his anticipated presidential run. His statements reflect a broader critique of the current administration’s effectiveness and offer insights into his plans to reshape the political narrative ahead of the upcoming elections.