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The May 25, 2003, upon assuming the presidency of Argentina, Nestor Kirchner appeared in the national political scene as an "unexpected president" who played chair "an Argentina destroyed" by successive misfortunes: genocide, frustration, betrayal, delivery and ineptitude. It came from being
mayor of Rio Gallegos and nine years as governor in the province of Santa Cruz. But come, too, in a militant youth under the banner of a better world.
Many do not fix it-then-that burned in the fire of commitment, unwavering fighting spirit, the decision to trace the stormy waves to reach port, not caring little formalities
exquisite institutions claimed it immediately , not to cabinet meetings or walk down the Casa Rosada with the bag unzipped, or fiddle with the baton at the moment he took office.
Now he is dead is light for all the high level of commitment that marked his conduct, a true example to both political accommodating only aims to the blandishments of power. Nestor
forgetting played it himself. It's played from the time when confronted with Menem, and gambled since becoming the government imposing the "punishment of the guilty" for the
repression, not only with the cancellation of the Due Obedience and Punto Final, but down pictures of dictators, making the ESMA Memorial Museum, simplifying the Supreme Court, paying the debt to the IMF to end the imperialist monitoring our economy and also participating with other Latin American leaders in the sinking
FTAA meeting in Mar del Plata, in December 2005.
Moreover, politics in the country by putting the conflict in the center of the controversy, an attitude that many, from their inability to understand the history, "he criticized for" creating the conflict, "as if the conflict was not inevitable in a society where there are classes strong social inequalities.
reconverted also a financial recovery for another productive accumulation causing a sharp decline in unemployment, poverty and destitution.
also led the consolidation of two fundamental pillars for change and social progress: the intervention Status and role of workers through the CGT.
fought tirelessly for these causes, as well as for Latin American unity, becoming general secretary of UNASUR, a form of the Great Captains return to the scene of the Patria Grande for liberation and unification.
was criticized for his struggles and insults, curses, including but not relent. And his vocation for the national popular and was recognized by the majority of Argentina, that if he had been awarded only 22% of the votes at the Front for Victory in 2003, took this support to 45% in 2007, through Cristina's candidacy.
But not always the biological staff accompanying the spiritual force that energizes the militancy. Your body informed him several times, and doctors were severe in the warning, which was in danger.
could then have been replicated in the south, bowing to the "consensus" that preached the opposition and was, in plain language, abandon the changes and stop the march began in 2003. Rejected that path, he wanted to be a genius and figure to the grave, confrontational, militant, unstoppable, always in the fight tirelessly for the controversy with the conciliators and traitors.
A few hours of a serious intervention, was at Luna Park, in his post, as if defying death, with that old curse of the poet León Felipe: "Hey you, Death, I am the last to speak ..." He continued touring and speeches, the reaction peleándole, inch by inch, to make way for 2011. He died therefore in law and set an example of conduct.
Now, beyond personal grief, we must take heart of grace to preserve all the pressure Cristina, of all the above, of all the interests of outside and inside to pretend to cross his path.
We must mobilize all popular energies in the neighborhood, in parks, on street corners, build together, below, with ideas and drive, to give a strong livelihood, because she is the only one now, which guarantees the continuity of this process of advancement, social progress we're making, beyond the difficulties and unresolved, facing the usual reactionary sectors, from large landowners and transnationalized industrialists, to the media power and imperial interests.
This militancy is the best tribute to so many comrades in the long struggle of the Argentine, one of which will be etched indelibly with the warm memory of his name: Nestor.

Norberto Galasso (essayist, historian and member of the current policy
Enrique Santos Discépolo)