"Away from the institutional order in the party a strong commitment of support to governability prevails and I respect Néstor Kirchner," Buenos Aires Governor and newly appointed chief of the Justicialist Party Daniel Scioli said.

Asked about the dialogue among the different peronist wings, the governor commented that "each person has a responsibility to fulfill. We will correct what we must correct and implement the measures we must implement to move forward."

But Scioli admitted that meetings with other party's members will be held to discuss who´ll be next JP's President.

Scioli also denied an alleged break-up between him and former president Néstor Kirchner, as well between Kirchner and certain government's officials.

Talking to a radio show, Scioli said that "Pluralism has always been an attribute of the Justicialism", in a response to the refusal of many peronists -dissident ones- to attend to a party's congress. Those who already discarded Scioli's invitation were Francisco De Narváez, Felipe Solá, Ramón Puerta and Adolfo Rodríguez Saá.

Newspapers revealed within the past hours that certain ‘big fishes' of the peronism such as Hugo Moyano -head of the General Labour Confederation-, governors Jorge Capitanich (Chaco), Juan Manuel Urtubey (Salta), and Mario Das Neves (Chubut), were starting to take some distance from Néstor Kirchner.

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