03/17/2021 2:13 AM
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Updated 03/17/2021 2:14 AM
National and provincial
ministers
.
Intendants of the Conurbano
.
Trade unionists.
Everyone has their place on the list that Máximo Kirchner closed this Tuesday to run for the
presidency of the Buenos Aires PJ
.
With this broad armed force in which different aspects of Peronism participate, the head of
La Cámpora
sought to banish the idea that his group wants to take over the party leadership in the most precious territory, although he reserved lockers for several of his referents.
The national ministers Gabriel Katopodis (Public Works) and Jorge Ferraresi (Territorial Development and Habitat) are part of the payroll, as well as the Minister of Provincial Government,
Teresa García
, and Vice Governor Verónica Magario, among other front-line officials.
Representing the powerful First and Third electoral sections, which cover the suburbs, the most important mayors appear.
Among them are Martín Insaurralde (Lomas de Zamora), Fernando Espinoza (La Matanza), Mariano Cascallares (Almirante Brown), Leonardo Nardini (Malvinas Argentinas),
Juan Zabaleta
(Hurlingham) and
Mariel Fernández
(Moreno).
"It is a
consensus
proposal
, the result of the unity of the different sectors of Buenos Aires Peronism," they remarked close to Máximo, and stressed that the payroll "also expresses a framework of plurality by including representation of the different currents of the popular movement, the mayors of the Conurbano and the provincial interior, the youth, the labor movement and territorial references ".
This happens in the midst of the judicial challenge carried out by Fernando Gray in an attempt to stop Máximo's landing in the Buenos Aires PJ: the communal chief of Esteban Echeverría,
with a mandate as vice president of that force until December 17
, seeks that " the resolution of the meeting held by Zoom and called irregularly is invalidated ".
Martín Insaurralde signs this Tuesday as a member of the list.
He is one of the main shipowners of the arrival of Máximo Kirchner to the Buenos Aires PJ.
Twitter photo
It refers to the virtual meeting of the Buenos Aires PJ Council on Saturday, February 27, in which they approved the
advancement of the internal elections for May 2.
Gray awaits the resolution of the National Electoral Chamber.
His judicial presentation was rejected in record time by the brand new Kirchner electoral judge Alejo Ramos Padilla.
Now, the mayor who "stood" before Máximo and his family awaits the next judicial instance.
Meanwhile, the son of Cristina Kirchner advances without pause in his strategy of gaining more and more political muscle with his self-proclaimed "unity list" that was defined this Tuesday in a local party in La Plata.
In the midst of the "diversity" of names, Máximo surrounded himself on the roster of campers such as Andrés "Cuervo" Larroque (Minister of Development of the Buenos Aires Community), Fernanda Raverta (head of the ANSeS) and Mayra Mendoza (mayor of Quilmes ).
Among the
interior mayors
who have their place are Gustavo Barrera (Villa Gesell), Pablo Zurro (Pehuajó), Walter Torchio (Carlos Casares) and Juan Carlos "Chinchu" Gasparini (Roque Pérez), the leader K who was vaccinated against the coronavirus with a portrait of Vladimir Putin in his hand.
The provincial senator Omar Plaini (canillitas), Humberto Bertinat (municipal) and the national camper deputy Vanesa Siley (general secretary of the Federation of Trade Unions of Judicial Workers) are part of the
union branch
of the list.
Other important names appear in the councilors of the Eighth Electoral Section, which includes the city of La Plata: in addition to Larroque, there are
Julio Alak
(Axel Kicillof's Minister of Justice) and
Victoria Tolosa Paz
(head of the National Coordination Council of Social politics).
Mayra Mendoza's signature as a member of the list.
The mayor of Quilmes is one of the references of La Cámpora that has its place.
Twitter photo
In this process, the PJ Bonaerense must elect four regular councilors and two alternates for each of the eight electoral sections, although "after the first post-election party congress the two alternates would become incumbents, thus amounting to six incumbent councilors per section" , a partisan source told Télam.
In addition to the judicial front that Gray opened, another question to be defined in the Buenos Aires PJ is what will finally happen to the list promoted from his home prison by the slaughterer Alberto Samid to confront the one formed by the Frente de Todos: it is pending approval by the Party Electoral Board.
All the names
The list for the Buenos Aires PJ headed by Máximo Kirchner includes the following leaders:
First Electoral Section:
Gabriel Katopodis, Teresa García, Leonardo Nardini, Mariel Fernández, Juan Zabaleta and Santiago Révora
Second Section:
Ricardo Casi, Francisco Durañona, Iván Villagrán, Abel Furlán, Marina Moretti and Muriel Engelbrecht.
Third Section:
Jorge Ferraresi, Martín Insaurralde, Fernando Espinoza, Dulce Granados, Mariano Cascallares and Marisa Fassi.
Fourth Section:
Walter Torchio, María Celia Gianini, Alberto Conocchiari, Sol Fernández, Germán Lago and Pablo Zurro.
Fifth Section:
Fernanda Raverta, Juan Pablo De Jesús, Gustavo Barrera, Andrea Cáceres, Jorge Paredi and Marcela Basualdo.
Sixth Section:
Alejandro Di Chiara, Alejandro Acerbo, Ayelén Durán, Marcelo Santillán, Néstor Álvarez and Marisol Merkel.
Seventh Section:
Juan Carlos Gasparini, Hernán Ralinqueo, Laura Aloisi, Guillermo Santellán, Agustina Rubio and María Manzini.
Eighth Section:
Florencia Saintout, Julio Alak, Victoria Tolosa Paz, Andrés Larroque, Gabriel Bruera and Nancy Beatriz Riquelme.
Female Branch:
Verónica Magario, Mayra Mendoza, Karina Menéndez, Juliana Di Tulio and Liliana Schwint.
Union Branch:
Esteban Sanzio, Vanesa Siley, Omar Plaini, Humberto Bertinat and Walter Correa.
Youth Branch:
Ayelén López, Macarena Kunkel, Amira Curi, María Marta Guerra and Tomás Bozzano.
With information from Télam.
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