10/16/2020 3:47 PM
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 10/16/2020 3:47 PM
On
Friday,
one of the inmates of the
Frente de Todos
opposition coalition
highlighted moments of extreme tension in the Deliberative Council of the Tigre party, when militants of the Evita Movement stormed the place and caused damage to prevent a reference from the Kirchnerist group La Cámpora take over as mayor.
"They broke doors, climbed through the bars, broke glass," he denounced before the consultation of
Clarín
Segundo Cernadas, the head of that legislative body and a reference point for Together for Change.
The members of the Evita Movement, a space led by the secretary of Parliamentary Affairs of the national government Fernando "Chino" Navarro, took over the facilities of the Deliberative Council because the
local leaders of La Cámpora refuse to comply with the gender law
to cover the banks that Florence Mosqueda left, who assumed as secretary of Tourism of the commune.
The intention of the Kirchnerist group is that the places on the list be respected and that it be one of their own, Francisco Rosso, who assumes as councilor, while in the Evita Movement they demand that she be the current secretary of the CTEP of Tigre, Milca Sosa, the one who covers the position.
In the province of Buenos Aires, the gender parity law does not regulate replacements and everything depends on the corresponding political agreements, although in this case an extreme method was applied to settle the differences.
For now, the differences materialized in intense protests led by militants of the Evita Movement and with which they already frustrated last week's session and that of this Friday.
The fight between the Evita Movement and La Cámpora followed by the entrance to the venue by one of the groups forced me to suspend the session because the sanitary conditions of the quarantine were violated.
A shame for the neighbors of Tigre
- Segundo Cernadas (@segundocernadas) October 13, 2020
"It is a fight within the Frente de Todos. An internal one. But in order to win the battle they go with everything, they break everything and adjust the law as it suits them," lamented Cernadas.
The JxC referent referred to the extreme tension that was experienced with the protest: "At one point we were locked up calling the Police and asking for ransom. There were people breaking everything."
The head of the Deliberative Council announced that they will request greater police custody to try to meet for the third time.
"We cannot stop working because these people do what they do, it is crazy, they dismantle the Council so that the law cannot be applied," he insisted.
Protest of the Evita Movement in the Deliberative Council of Tigre
Protest of the Evita Movement in the Deliberative Council of Tigre
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