They finally closed the lists and it’s official: there are eight formulas that will compete for the presidency in the next primary elections. Lavagna-Urtubey
The Federal Consensus 2030 space was the first to register last Friday and is shaping up as the alternative to the national rift.
Fernandez-Fernandez
Former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner will seek the vice-presidency this time under the Front of All, thus accompanying whoever was her chief of staff, Alberto Fernández.
Macri-Pichetto
Together for Change is the space made up of current President Mauricio Macri (who will go for his re-election) and Senator Miguel Angel Pichetto.
Espert-Rosales
After Pichetto managed to add Alberto Assef to his space, the liberal economist José Luis Espert denounced that it was a maneuver to lower his presidential candidacy. However, at 23:00 on Saturday he appeared before the Electoral Court to register as an aspirant for the Presidency accompanied by the journalist Luis Rosales.Se hopes that this candidacy can be discussed in the Justice.Del Caño-Del Plá
The Left-Unity Front (consisting of the PTS, the Workers’ Party, the Socialist Left and the MST) carries as applicants The deputies Nicolás Del Caño and Romina Del Plá.
Gomez Centurion-Miers
The pro-life front will go down the Rivadavia Armchair with former Customs starter and Falklands War veteran Juan José Gómez Centurión at the front. He will be accompanied by lawyer and imaging specialist Paola Miers.Biondini-Venturino
The right will be represented by the patriotic front binomial headed by the leader of Bandera Vecinal, Alejandro Biondini and the retired lieutenant colonel Enrique Venturino, one of the leaders of the carapintadar uprising of 1987.Castañeira-Mulhall
The Nuevo MAS party will lead the only woman pre-candidate to president in this election: Manuela Castañeira. She will be accompanied by the Cordoba teacher and former metalworker Eduardo Mulhall.In this note:
