Gildo Insfrán, the only Argentine governor to keep in power uninterrupted since 1995, said last night that Formosa is the example of “unity” and I assure that “the Argentine people want real change and not a fictional one.” The Insfrán-Solis justice formula was imposed at midnight with 71% of the votes on the opposition of the New Formoseño Broad Front that nucleates the PRO and the UCR, Bogado-Kaluk who achieved 28%, while in third place appeared the candidates of the left , Natalia Cornonel-Cristian Villasboas with just 0.48% of the vote. Whoever arrived at his campaign bunker in the northern capital accompanied by his deputy governor Eber Solis congratulated the formoseño people “for this demonstration of democracy” and the 22 Allied parties that made up the Victory Front.
“Formosa is the example of unity,” Insfrán said and assured that on December 10, “we’re going to have a nationally-tinged, popular government.” Finally, he argued that the Argentine people “want real change and not a fictional one” and I take the opportunity to congratulate the governments of Santa Fe and San Luis, where they won Peronism. In this note:
