The president received in the Casa Rosada the elected member Amalia Granata, who in last Sunday elections in Santa Fe obtained the necessary votes to enter her and five other deputies to the provincial legislature.
We had a meeting with the President in which we asked him to reaffirm his commitment to the defense of life. These are no time to hesitate. Life is played in the Senate and in Deputies. It’s critical for us that lists are a reflection of that. pic.twitter.com/VDVugx32Ys — Amalia Granata (@AmelieGranata)
June 21, 2019
The model’s candidacy was based mainly on “the defense of life” and the fight against abortion. Even the party for which it ran and got more than 15% of the vote was called “Unite for the family and for life”. On his social media, Granata explained that in his meeting with Macri, he asked him “to reaffirm his commitment to defending life.”
“These are no time to waver. Life is played in the Senate and in Deputies. It is essential for us that lists are a reflection of that”
Granata’s reflection occurs as feminist groups also push for the majority of “greens” to make up the lists that close tomorrow at midnight. In this sense, Macri asked especially for Daniel Lipovetzky, who in 2018 was one of the main drivers of the cause in Deputies.
I told the President that I am going to work in my province and in the country to recover the values of life, family and effort, which were so lost in recent years and for which we will work in Santa Fe pic.twitter.com/GFCAaoMdCu — Amalia Granata (@Am elieGranata)
June 21, 2019
“I told the President that I am going to work in my province and in the country to recover the values of life, family and effort, which were so lost in recent years and for which we will work in Santa Fe,” he added in the following Granata publication.
