US EditionLuis Caputo’s Message After the Victory of Peronism in the Pba Elections: “Nothing Will Change”
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In La Matanza of local and Tandil of visitor. In Los Toldos where Evita was born and in Lobos, land of Perón. In the square capital and in the villages of the interior. In Lomas, where they had run a week ago, and in Junín, where they ran that same week. Peronism painted Buenos Aires of celestial, won a legislative after 20 years and carved the first stone of the libertarian tombstone. Step by step, but with high morals. It is all from Axel. It …
Last week we said in El Cronista that the minister Luis Caputo was playing "all in" to a risky bet: the ruling party was coming out well from the Buenos Aires elections and this Monday began the return to normality, that is, rates and risk country to the downside and quiet exchange rate.All aligned to emerge from the October elections more strengthened in order to advance with the famous "pending reforms." None of that happened.Now the market ex…
While it highlights the result of the Buenos Aires legislative elections, without doubt, the 13 points of advantage recorded by Peronism over La Libertad Avanza figure among the main ones. The numbers are eloquent: 47.28% register Homeland Force in hours close to the evening of Monday, with 98.96% of the tables searched, front ...
The coalition Fuerza Patria reached a decisive victory with more than 55% of the votes against La Libertad Avanza, consolidating its leadership in the country's most populous province.
The echoes of the overwhelming electoral defeat of the national official in the most densely populated province of Argentina continue to be heard with the resounding victory of Peronism. National deputy Diego Giuliano told the Rosario Version that “peronism has achieved a broad, generous unity, I would say, and today it has a guarantor of that unity that is Sergio Massa and a national reference, of course, that it is the governor of Buenos Aires…
Antonio Laje could not hide his anger and hatred after the victory of Peronism in the Buenos Aires elections for almost 14 points of difference. The journalist, who spoke more like a fervent political militant, expressed his hatred and disappointment after the electoral results that were forceful. So, he decided to attack the Buenos Aires people for having voted what was finally elected, and he sentenced: “Don’t complain any more when you’re ins…
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