US EditionThe Government Minimized the Defeat in Corrientes and Predicted an "Extremely Superior" Result in October
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With the victory of radicalism in Corrientes, the governors imposed themselves in eight of the nine elections so far. The only exception, CABA, where La Libertad Avanza triumphed. Test for Kicilof on Sunday.
The recent electoral results of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) in Corrientes have generated an in-depth internal analysis in the national government, which admitted a “bad performance” of its candidate, Lisandro Almirón, who obtained just 9.51% of the votes. Government officials attributed the meager performance to the power of the state apparatus of governor Gustavo Valdés. Cabinet leader Guillermo Francos was the first to publicly refer to the issue…
“The outcome of Corrientes was expected because we are a practically debuting party, in front of a traditional force that governs the province long ago.” Guillermo Francos summed up the meagre harvest of votes that La Libertad Avanza had in the elections that consecrated governor Juan Pablo Valdes. The Chief of Staff assured that the performance of the violet space in Corrientes [...] The entry The Government considered that the result of Corrie…
After the terrible result that La Libertad Avanza obtained this Sunday in Corrientes, where it was in fourth place, the chief of staff, Guillermo Francos, said that “the result of Corrientes was expected because we are a practically debuting party, in front of a traditional force that governs the province long ago.” “We did not expect a shocking result because the provincial offices were at stake and we did not have competitive forces,” the chie…
The Chief of Staff explained that the political force, being practically debutante, faced a traditional grouping and anticipated a better performance in the next national elections. The entry "It was expectable": Francos' word on the defeat in Corrientes was first published in #BorderJournalism.
The chief of staff, Guillermo Francos, minimized the outcome of La Libertad Avanza in Corrientes and warned: "The October election is going to be different." The official said that "it was expected" that they did not have a good performance in the provincial election in Corrientes, in which they finished fourth: "They were at stake provincial positions and we did not have competitive forces." The official said: "It is a practically debutant part…
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