US Edition“‘Racha De Aquí’, I Was Told”: the Representative formoseña Recounted the Aggression She Suffered From a Duck of 15 Women
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Agostina Villaggi held councillor Marcelo Sosa responsible, who must renew his bench in the next election and responds to Gildo Insfrán
A radical congresswoman was attacked at noon in Formosa by a hiccup she identified with the government of Gildo Insfran. The attack was the legislator Agostina Villaggi, who had organized a community locro in a neighborhood of the provincial capital as part of the campaign for the elections to be held this Sunday. “Today in the capital of Formosa, in the neighborhood of Lote 111, a duck identified with the provincial government of Gildo Insfrán …
Agostina Villaggi, Provincial Representative of Formosa for the UCR, related the aggression she suffered during a campaign activity in the Lote 111 neighborhood of the capital city. “They threw my hair and mud at me by order of a political duck linked to Marcelo Sosa,” the legislator denounced, ensuring that members of a group linked to the official councilman attacked her [...]
Deputy Agostina Villaggi was attacked by a duckling while performing a community locro as part of her campaign for the elections next Sunday. Read more
The provincial deputy Agostina Villaggi (UCR) denounced on Tuesday that she had been physically assaulted during a political activity in the Lote 111 neighborhood, in Formosa capital, in the framework of the campaign to choose conventional constituents. The episode, which occurred shortly before the elections, included fallons, mud, blows and insults, according to different media reports. Villaggi participated in a popular event, a “community lo…
Agostina Villaggi, provincial legislator, suffered an attack during a tour in a neighborhood of Formosa. From the UCR denounced the fact and held the government of Gildo Insfran responsible. The post A deputy of the UCR was attacked in Formosa and targeted militants linked to Gildo Insfran appeared first on El Intranssigente.
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