Ex President Néstor Kirchner said that "we have not come to disqualify those that think differently, but instead have come to help," adding that "it is not the time to talk about candidacies, nor is it time for insult, but instead it is time to govern."

In addition, he asked Córdoba's government to use their memories, saying that "Whether or not they are in agreement with the provincial government's methodology, they should know that it is the best that can be had in order to allow for other better politicians to take over."

"The country has to be transformed through a progressive force. We are calling on every national sector and on the popular sectors in order to reach an agreement that unites the Nation. We need to construct a cooperative base. We have access to some truths, but we do not own the truth," said Kirchner.

The national deputy-elect also added that "it is important to construct a pyramid structure of successes," saying that he supports both "national and popular political sectors without a large amount of differentiation, because one political force is not enough to transform Argentina."