07/25/2021 1:49 AM
Clarín.com
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Updated 07/25/2021 10:59 AM
Speculation ended and the different political forces presented their candidates for
the PASO on September 12
, which will define the candidates for the general elections on November 14, in which half of the seats in the Chamber of Deputies and a third will be renewed. of the Senate.
With negotiations against the clock in Santa Fe and Córdoba, some surprises and several political returns, the first stage of this electoral assembly was closed.
In the province of Buenos Aires, the Frente de Todos presents for deputies a list headed by Victoria Tolosa Paz and Daniel Gollan for the main electoral district of the country, which renews 35 seats in the Lower House.
Candidates of the Frente de Todos in Escobar together with Alberto Fernández and Cristina Kirchner Photo: Presidency
Meanwhile, Together for Change will decide internally who will be the candidates for the parliamentary elections on November 14 between two lists: the one led by the PRO leader Diego Santilli and the one led by the radical neuroscientist Facundo Manes.
The other space that will contest the primaries in the province of Buenos Aires is the Left Front, which postulates a list led by Nicolás del Caño and another led by Alejandro Bodart.
Others who signed up for the PASO are the former Minister of Transport Florencio Randazzo from the front Vamos con Vos;
the economist José Luis Espert with Avanza Libertad and Manuela Castañeira del Nuevo Mas.
CABA: the intern between María Eugenia Vidal and Ricardo López Murphy takes the spotlight
In the city of Buenos Aires, to the inside of the already planned opposition between María Eugenia Vidal and
Ricardo Lopez Murphy
, joined in the last hours a group of radical discontent with the agreement between Horacio Rodriguez Larreta and Martin Lousteau, who from the group "Adelante Ciudad" will present JxC's third offer.
Meanwhile, the Frente de Todos has a list of unity headed by presidential adviser Leandro Santoro, followed by Gisela Marziotta, Carlos Heller, Lorena Pokoik and Matías Tombolini.
María Eugenia Vidal, former governor of the Province of Buenos Aires and candidate for deputy.
Córdoba: Mario Negri faces Luis Juez and the PRO plays two points
Frantic negotiations took place in Together for Change in the province of Córdoba, a territory hostile to Kirchnerism where the alliance of the UCR and the PRO will seek to keep the two majority seats in Senators.
The fight for the Upper House was defined a long time ago, but nobody knew which women were going to accompany Mario Negri and Luis Juez.
And there were moments of tension when Laura Rodríguez Machado, who was in tandem with Negri, asked to be a deputy, leaving the possibility of a 100% radical binomial.
Negotiations changed throughout the day and
Gustavo Santos, who initially appeared allied to Luis Juez,
will finally be the first candidate for deputy on the list with the head of the JxC interblock in the Lower House, where nine seats are renewed for that province .
Consequently, Mario Negri is presented as a candidate for senator along with Soher El Sukaria (Pro).
The list for Deputies is headed by Gustavo Santos (Pro), seconded by Soledad Carrizo (UCR).
Meanwhile, Luis Juez (Civic Front) is running for the upper house with Carmen Álvarez Rivero of Primero la Gente.
This list will have Rodrigo de Loredo of the UCR as a pre-candidate for deputy in the first place, followed by Laura Rodríguez Machado and Héctor Baldassi of the Pro.
According to sources of Cordovan radicalism confided to Clarín, there would be
two more lists
, considered testimonial by the main candidates.
One includes the former deputy of the Civic Coalition Griselda Baldata for the Senate and the Alfonsinista Dante Rossi as the first deputy.
And another to the former provincial legislator Javier Bee Sellares with the socialist deputy Laura Sesma for two positions.
For its part, the FdT nominates the current senator
Carlos Caserio
and the national deputy Gabriela Estévez
as a candidate to the Upper House
, while in the list of deputies it proposes the Secretary of Public Works of the Nation, Martín Gill, and secondly to the Peronist leader of the city of Córdoba Olga Riutort.
The We do for Córdoba (HxC) alliance, led by Governor Juan Schiaretti and whose main partner is the PJ, promotes the president's wife, the national deputy Alejandra Vigo, for the Senate, seconded by the current Minister of Industry, Commerce and Mining local, Eduardo Accastello.
Although the list of deputies was not announced, it transpired that it would be headed by the provincial legislator,
Natalia de la Sota
, daughter of the former provincial president, followed by the current mayor of San Francisco Ignacio García Aresca and in third place the deputy Claudia Márquez, who seeks to renew banking.
Santa Fe: without a unity agreement, the candidates of the FdT, JxC and Frente Amplio Progresista will be defined in the PASO
In Santa Fe, the Frente de Todos, Juntos por el Cambio and the Frente Amplio Progresista (FAP)
failed in their attempt to reach
unity
agreements
and will contest internally in the PASO on September 12 to renew the three seats in the Senate and the nine seats in Deputies disputed by the district.
Two lists
were presented from the ruling FdT
, one headed by the provincial senator Marcelo Lewandowski and the national senator María de los Ángeles Sacnun as candidates for the upper house;
and the other by the Minister of Defense, Agustín Rossi, and the deputy governor of Santa Fe, Alejandra Rodenas.
Defense Minister Agustín Rossi will be a candidate for Senator for the Frente de Todos for the province of Santa Fe.
Meanwhile, the payroll for national deputies will be made up of the leader of the Evita Movement Eduardo Toniolli, at the head of Rossi's list;
and by the national senator and right hand of Governor Perotti, Roberto Mirabella.
As anticipated, Together for Change will go with
four lists
at STEP.
One of the lists is headed by the former mayor of Santa Fe José Corral as the first candidate for senator and the councilor of Rosario Rodrigo López Molina, belonging to the PRO space, as the first deputy, seconded by the national deputy (Civic Coalition) Lucila Lehmann .
The provincial deputy for the PRO Federico Angelini will be the first candidate for national senator from another of the lists, followed by the media provincial deputy Amalia Granata and the PRO national deputies, Luciano Laspina and Gisela Scaglia, as candidates to renew their seats.
The third list takes the journalist Carolina Losada as first senator and the mayor of Avellaneda (UCR) Dionisio Scarín as second, while the former mayor of Santa Fe Mario Barletta will be the first candidate for deputy, who also seeks to return to Congress, followed from Rosario councilor (PRO) German Figueroa Casas.
Finally, the fourth list will be made up of the provincial deputy and former local security minister, Maximiliano Pullaro, as first senator, the Santa Fe municipal finance secretary, Carolina Piedrabuena, and the first candidate for deputy will be Gabriel Chumpitaz (provincial deputy by the PRO).
On the side of the
Frente Amplio Progresista
there will be two competing lists: one will have senators as pre-candidates, the provincial deputy Rubén Giustiniani and María Eugenia Schmuck (UCR), while the list of national deputies is headed by Fabián Palo Oliver, followed by Carina Gerlero.
The other electoral offer has as pre-candidates for national senators Clara García, provincial deputy Civic and Social Progressive Front, wife of the late Miguel Lifschitz;
and Santa Fe Senator Paco Garibaldi.
On the list of candidates for national deputies are the two-time mayor of Rosario and president of the Socialist Party at the national level, Monica Fein, along with the former Minister of Economy of Santa Fe, Gonzalo Saglione.
Mendoza: with Alfredo Cornejo and Julio Cobos, radicalism seeks to defeat Kirchnerism
Juntos por el Cambio presented its lists for the September PASO in Mendoza, with two former governors, Alfredo Cornejo (Senate) and Julio Cobos (Deputies) as the main protagonists.
But he also added the current governor Rodolfo Suarez as Cornejo's substitute, in the pretense of a future castling for 2023.
The current deputy Cornejo will be accompanied by the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Mariana Juri;
While former Vice President Cobos will have Senator Pamela Verasay and PRO legislator Álvaro Martínez as his partner on the list, in a race to elect three senators and five new deputies for Mendoza.
The intern of Cambia Mendoza is joined by
"Republicanos Unidos"
, who presented as his main figures the businessman Rodolfo Vargas Arizu, he is running for national senator in the first place, and the current provincial legislator and former head of the Institute of Games and Casinos, Josefina Canale, who heads the list of deputies.
For its part, the Frente de Todos nominates camper Anabel Fernández Sagasti, who will head the list of senators and will be accompanied by Martín Aveiro (mayor of Tunuyán).
While the list for deputies will have Adolfo Bermejo (former mayor of Maipú) as the first candidate, and second is the mayor of Lavalle, Roberto Righi.
In these elections also participate "Vamos Mendocinos", with Mercedes Llano (provincial deputy for the Democratic party) to the Senate and Gustavo Gutiérrez (referring to the Democratic Party) to Deputies.
The Green Party presents as candidates Marcelo Romano and Mario Vadillo, to the Senate and Deputies respectively.
Gustavo Majstruk (Orthodox Peronist from General Alvear) and Carlos Iannizzotto (from Peronist extraction and a benchmark for cooperative agriculture) appear for the Federal Party;
and the Federal Commitment was awaited, which has as its reference the governor of San Luis, Alberto Rodríguez Saá.
Finally, the novelty is that in the
Left Front
there will be an internal between the Socialist Workers Party (PTS) and the Workers Party (PO) on the one hand, against the Socialist Workers Movement (MST).
The PTS-PO list will include Lautaro Jiménez, current provincial senator, as a candidate for national senator, and Noelia Barbeito, former local senator, as a candidate for national deputy.
The MST line will nominate Marcia Marianetti and Nicolás Fernández to the Senate and Deputies, respectively.
Tucumán: no consensus in the FdT or in Together for Change
The Frente de Todos y Juntos por el Cambio did not achieve consensus in the assembly of their electoral proposals in Tucumán and will present various lists of candidates to national deputies and senators.
Governor Juan Manzur presented this Saturday the list of candidates who will compete in the internal Front of All - Justicialista Party (FdT-PJ).
The list for the Senate is headed by deputy Pablo Yedlin, who will be accompanied by the provincial legislator Sandra Mendoza.
Meanwhile, the list for the Chamber of Deputies will be made up of the current Minister of Health of Tucumán, Rossana Chala, together with Alejandro Melo, a reference for La Cámpora and undersecretary of Institutional Relations of the provincial Government.
For his part, Lieutenant Governor
Osvaldo Jaldo
, whom he will face within the local Justicialist Party, will present himself with his political space "True Peronism" in the PJ internal.
The list of candidates for deputies will be headed by Jaldo himself, accompanied by the current deputy Gladys Medina.
The first candidate for senator is the current vice president of the provincial Legislature, Juan Antonio Ruíz Olivares, who will be seconded by Graciela Gutiérrez.
For its part, the Together for Change Front (JxC) will present
three different lists
.
One of the lists will be "Together to Build", with the mayor of the Tucuman capital Germán Alfaro heading the list of candidates for senators, accompanied by his wife, the deputy Beatriz Ávila, in second term.
For Deputies Ramiro Beti, current councilor of the city of Concepción and Paula Quiles de Salazar (PRO reference) are running.
The other list that will compete in the internal JxC, will have radical deputy José Cano as the first candidate for senator and in second place Sandra Manzone, current councilor of the provincial capital.
Meanwhile, Senator Silvia Elías de Pérez will head the list of deputies, accompanied by legislator Alberto Colombres Garmendia.
The third list will have as candidate senators the mayor of Yerba Buena, Mariano Campero, and Indiana María Mendilaharzu, in second place, and the mayor of Concepción Roberto Sánchez and Paula Omodeo were nominated to occupy the seats in deputies.
For its part, the
Frente Amplio por Tucumán
presented José Vitar and María Clotilde Yapur as candidates for senators in the first and second terms respectively, and Yolanda Orquera and Flavian Strukov Bevac as candidates for deputies.
Neuquén: both the MPN and the FdT go to the PASO with a variety of lists
The Frente de Todos and the Movimiento Popular Neuquino (MPN), the ruling party in the province, will define their candidates to fill three seats in the Chamber of Deputies of the Nation through open internal elections, since there was no unity agreement
Meanwhile, seven other political forces that will contest the national benches presented unique lists for the PASO on September 12.
The Frente de Todos will go to the elections on September 12 with
three lists
: one will be the Celeste and Blanca, headed by Tanya Bertoldi, current Secretary of Government of the Municipality of Centenario, who will be seconded by the national legislator whose mandate will expire in December next, Alberto Vivero.
The "Eva Perón" list will be headed by Asunción Miras Trabalón, president of Nuevo Encuentro and delegate of the Ministry of Labor of the Nation, accompanied by Francisco Armas, labor lawyer from San Martín de los Andes.
While the third option is the list of the Agrupación "Neuquén es de Todos" with Fabián Ungar, master builder, in the first place;
and Romina Jácomo, Human Resources Technician, in the second.
For its part, the
Neuquino Popular Movement
(MPN) presented two lists: the Blue one, endorsed by Governor Omar Gutiérrez, which first proposes María Eugenia Ferraresso, current secretary of the Chamber of the provincial Legislature, seconded by Osvaldo Llancafilo, secretary State of the Interior and local governments of the province.
Meanwhile, former Lieutenant Governor Rolando Figueroa leads the "F" list of the MPN accompanied by the doctor, Luciana Ortiz Luna, former Director of the Integrated System of Emergencies of Neuquén (SIEN).
Together for Change is presented with the name "
Cambia Neuquén
", made up of the Unión Cívica Radical (UCR), the PRO and Nuevo Compromiso Neuquino.
The list is led by the fruit entrepreneur Pablo Cervi, followed by the provincial deputy Ayelén Quiroga.
The Civic Coalition-ARI, which is presented outside Cambia Neuquén, promotes the candidacy of radio host Carlos Eguía, followed by Catalina Uleri.
Former governor
Jorge Sobisch
, meanwhile, heads the list of candidates for Christian Democracy, and will be accompanied by councilor Nadia Márquez.
Meanwhile, Libres del Sur proposes as a candidate for national deputy, the former provincial legislator Jesús Escobar and secondly, the Political Scientist Valeria Amstein.
The left will go these elections with three options: the Left Front and Workers (FIT), the Movement of Workers for Socialism (MST) and Nuevo Mas.
The FIT list is headed by the former Zanón worker and former provincial legislator, Raúl Godoy, along with the provincial Deputy, Patricia Jure, in second place.
The MST takes as a candidate in the first place the teacher Priscila Otton Aravena accompanied by Juan Bari, and Nuevo Mas proposes in the first place Lucas Ruiz, teacher and union delegate and in second term Ximena Meza.
Santa Cruz: the return of former governor Sergio Acevedo was highlighted in the closing of lists for Deputies
The former governor of Santa Cruz
Sergio Acevedo
was the great surprise in the closing of lists in the province governed by Alicia Kirchner in the face of the PASO on September 12 that will define the candidates for the November 14 elections.
Acevedo, who returns to politics after 15 years of leaving the governorship, will go as the third candidate for National Deputy on the SER Santa Cruz list, led by the oil trade unionist Claudio Vidal.
To them is added the former radical mayor of Caleta Olivia, Facundo Prades.
He was the elected president with the highest percentage of votes in the history of Santa Cruz, with almost 75% of the votes in 2003.
Néstor Kirchner and Sergio Acevedo in 2004. Photo file Clarín.
He had been deputy governor of Néstor Kirchner, but had a tense relationship with Kirchnerism.
He resigned in March 2006, after a strong social tension in the province that ended with the death in a protest by police officer Jorge Sayago in the north.
Since his resignation from the governorship, Acevedo had close ties with Elisa Carrió or Fernando “Pino” Solanas, and in 2007 he supported the radical Eduardo Costa with the provincial Nuevo Movimiento party, accompanying candidates in some municipal positions.
For its part, the official Frente de Todos officialized its list of candidates for deputies, which will be headed by Gustavo "Kaky" González, current mayor of Puerto Deseado, and who will be accompanied by Moira Lanesan Sancho, Secretary of Production, Commerce and Industry of Rio gallegos;
and Carlos Aparicio, head of the Ministry of Labor in the North Zone of Santa Cruz.
Consequently, Peronism will be divided in the province, after in 2019, both parties will form a coalition that allowed the re-election of Alicia Kirchner.
Meanwhile, the opposition gathered in the Cambia Santa Cruz front made up of the UCR, Encuentro Ciudadano, Pro and ARI.
Se presentará con cinco listas para definir los candidatos para noviembre a través de las PASO. Los precandidatos son la diputada nacional Roxana Reyes (UCR), Gabriela Mestelán (Encuentro Ciudadano), Martin Bocco (Pro), Omar Zeidán (UCR) y Leonardo Roquel (UCR).
San Juan: hubo unidad en el Frente de Todos y en Juntos por el Cambio
El Frente de Todos, conformado por 13 partidos y 46 agrupaciones, logró consensuar el armado de una lista de unidad encabezada por Walberto Allende, seguido por Fabiola Aubone y Luis Rueda, los dos primeros, miembros del PJ sanjuanino y el último, del Bloquismo, partido histórico de la provincia.
En total se presentaron cuatro frentes para competir en las elecciones del 12 de septiembre que definirá los candidatos para las generales del 14 de noviembre, en la que se elegirán tres representantes para la Cámara baja.
En tanto, Juntos por el Cambio también consensuó una lista de unidad que es encabezada por Susana Laciar, de Producción y Trabajo, acompañada por Enzo Cornejo (PRO) y Alejandra Leonardo (UCR).
El Frente de Izquierda y los Trabajadores (FIT) tendrá una interna en las PASO del 12 de septiembre. Una lista estará representada por dirigentes de la Nueva Izquierda y, la otra, por integrantes del resto de los partidos que integran la alianza: la Izquierda por una Opción Socialista, el Partido de los Trabajadores Socialistas (PTS) y el Partido Obrero.
Misiones: la Renovación va con lista única mientras la oposición se presenta dividida
En Misiones, el Frente Renovador, que gobierna la provincia presentó una lista de unidad encabezada por el intendente de Oberá, Carlos Fernández, como primer candidato a diputado, secundado por la actual presidenta del Parque del Conocimiento, Claudia Gauto. Completa la lista de los titulares el actual concejal de Posadas, Fernando Meza.
En tanto, Juntos por el Cambio (JxC) tendrá cinco ofertas en las primarias: dos por la Unión Cívica Radical (UCR), dos por el Pro y una por Activar Misiones.
En el radicalismo se había propuesto como candidato al concejal Martín Arjol, pero el diputado provincial Gustavo González decidió presentar otra lista para competir.
En tanto dentro del Pro, la puja será entre dos listas: una encabezada por el ex director ejecutivo de la Entidad Binacional Yacyretá por Argentina, Martín Goerling y la otra, por el abogado Walter Kunz, quien cuenta con el apoyo del actual diputado nacional, Alfredo Schiavoni. Dentro de JxC también competirá una lista del partido Activar Misiones, que será encabezada por Pedro Puerta, hijo del ex gobernador Ramón Puerta.
Por su parte, el Frente de Todos, espacio que representa al kirchnerismo duro en Misiones y tiene como referentes a la diputada nacional y dirigente de La Cámpora, Cristina Britez, y a su par en la Cámara Baja del Congreso de la Nación, Héctor “Cacho” Bárbaro, del PAYS, se presentará con tres las listas.
Una de las listas estará encabezada por ex rector de la Universidad Nacional de Misiones (UNaM), Javier Gortari. La otra lista será encabezada por el actual diputado provincial y ex presidente del Colegio de Abogados de Misiones, Isaac Lenguaza, mientras que la tercera alternativa es liderada por la dirigente social Graciela de Melo.
Salta: el kirchnerismo se alineó con el peronismo, pero habrá internas
En Salta habrá elecciones internas para definir las listas finales en el Frente de Todos, en Juntos por el Cambio + y en el Frente de Izquierda de Trabajadores-Unidad.
En esta provincia se renuevan tres de las siete bancas de diputados nacionales que posee, debido a que terminan sus mandatos Alcira Figueroa, del Frente de Todos; Martín Grande, del PRO; y Andrés Zottos, del bloque Justicialista.
El Frente de Todos, integrado por el sector kirchnerista en la provincia, decidió minutos antes del cierre de la presentación de listas formar una alianza con el oficialismo provincial. Y acordó que la lista la encabece el ex ministro de Hacienda de Salta y actual subsecretario de Relaciones con las Provincias del Ministerio del interior, Emiliano Estrada.
Una segunda lista, denominada "Con Todos Sinceramente", fue registrada por el espacio gremial, con las candidaturas del sindicalista y funcionario nacional Jorge Guaymás en primer término, junto a Kity Blanco y Jorge Villazón.
A todo esto se sumó la salida del partido Felicidad del Frente de Todos, por falta de coincidencias con el sector oficialista salteño. La agrupación se presenta con precandidatos propios: Tane Da Souza, seguido por María Laura Thomas y Guido Giacosa.
Por su parte, el Frente Sí + PRS, que lo integran los partidos Salta Independiente y Renovador de Salta, acordó la presentación de una lista, encabezada por Felipe Biella, que preside el partido Salta Independiente, secundado por la dirigente renovadora Elsa Pereyra.
El partido Política Obrera, que tiene como referente a Jorge Altamira, saldrá solo en las elecciones nacionales, y postula al ex diputado provincial Julio Quintana, seguido por Daniela Romano, del Frente de Artistas, y el referente de la juventud obrera, Miguel García.
El Frente de Izquierda y de Trabajadores Unidad, integrado por el Partido de los Trabajadores por el Socialismo (PTS), el Movimiento Socialista de los Trabajadores y el Frente Unidad Trabajadora, llega a las elecciones con dos listas, de las cuales una está encabezada por la ex concejal Cristina Foffani. La otra la lista, Evolucionemos la Izquierda, lleva en primer término a Andrea Villegas.
El frente Juntos por el Cambio, conformado por Propuesta Republicana, la Unión Cívica Radical y Ahora Patria, también llega a las primarias con más de una lista, de las cuales una está encabezada por Inés Liendo, del PRO de Salta Capital.
El ex secretario general del PRO, Nicolás Avellaneda, será precandidato en otro espacio interno de este frente; en el que también competirán otras dos nóminas, encabezadas por el diputado Carlos Zapata, por Ahora Patria, y por su par de la UCR, Héctor Chibán.
Los partidos Conservador Popular, Propuesta Salteña, Primero Salta, Identidad Salteña, Autonomista y Todos por Salta conformaron la alianza Unidos por Salta, que llevan como candidatos al actual senador por Salta Capital Guillermo Durand Cornejo.
Jujuy: el FdT estará encabezado por la referente de La Cámpora
La lista del Frente de Todos de Jujuy estará encabezada por la actual diputada provincial y principal referente de La Cámpora en Jujuy, Leila Chaher, secundada por el rector de la Universidad Nacional de Jujuy, Rodolfo Tecchi.
En tanto que la lista del Frente Cambia Jujuy estará encabezada por el actual ministro de Salud de la Provincia, Gustavo Bouhid, seguido por la ministra de Desarrollo Humano, Natalia Sarapura.
El Frente de Izquierda Unidad tendrá una “interna” entre las listas del Partido Obrero y el Partido de los Trabajadores Socialistas (PTS) por un lado, y una oferta electoral del Movimiento Socialista de los Trabajadores (MST), por otro.
Formosa: cinco listas para competir en las PASO
En Formosa, el Frente de Todos, Juntos por Formosa Libre, Estamos con Vos, el partido Principios y Convicción y la agrupación Unidad Popular Formosa, presentaron sus precandidatos a diputados nacionales.
El Frente de Todos presentó como precandidatos al actual diputado nacional Ramiro Fernandez Patri, quien buscará su reelección, y a la concejala de la capital Elena García.
Juntos por Formosa Libre oficializó una nómina encabezada por el ex juez federal Fernando Carbajal, quién habilitó cientos de hábeas corpus para ingresar a Formosa y declaró inconstitucional el Programa de Ingreso Ordenado.
La alianza Juntos por Formosa está compuesta por la UCR (Unión Cívica Radical), el MID (Movimiento de Integración y Desarrollo) y el PRO (Propuesta Republicana).
La tercera alianza es el Frente Estamos con Vos, integrado por Nuevo País, Partido del Sur y el Partido Socialista, que lleva en su lista de precandidatos a la concejal Gabriela Neme, mientras que el partido Principios y Convicción llevara como precandidatos a diputados nacionales a Víctor González.
Finalmente la Agrupación Unidad Popular confirmó que presentó una lista propia dentro del Partido Justicialista para competir en las PASO del próximo 12 de setiembre.
En Formosa, se renuevan dos bancas, la del diputado Fernández Patri y la del radical Mario Arce.
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