US EditionHe Went with Martin Menem and Sank in Necochea: He Barely Got Two Votes.
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In Necochea, the electoral experiment of the Libertarian Party ended in paper: barely two people chose the ballot that carried Facundo Galán as a local candidate, despite having the political wink of Martín Menem. In a district where 51,203 neighbors voted, the result remained one of the most resounding curiosities of the Buenos Aires election.
The Buenos Aires elections last Sunday left an important series of color data. Some clearer and others darker. And, also, of those indefinite ones. They are not understood and neither do they allow an analysis of what happened. What happened in the city of Necochea meets all these conditions. The neighbors of the coastal district added their vote to the cake of the fifth provincial region and, in addition, they chose from 11 lists their represen…
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