Former President Néstor Kirchner accused the opposition blocs for "trying to hinder the government's administration to see if they've got chances to be the Head of State some day."

Kirchner criticized the opposition during a rally in Jose C. Paz district in Buenos Aires province in order to celebrate the "Political Affiliation Day" only a month before the Kirchnerites lose majority in Congress.

"Candidacies' period is still far away. It is important for us to focus in the administration and not be disturbed by the critics of the media or those who don't want to help, but to hinder the government," said the deputy-elect.

Kirchner added that her wife, President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner "feels stronger than before and she will continue with her plan until her period ends, even though others harshly criticize her." He also added that "the President's ruling of the child subsidy shows that she did not forget about the poverty in the country."