The national senator and governor-elect of Santa Fe, Omar Perotti, made his support for the Front of All’s presidential formula, in line with most Peronist leaders and the PJ bloc in the Senate.
“From the beginning I was clear about my support for the formula of the Justicialista Party of Alberto y Cristina,” Perotti said, adding: “Since the formation of the front in Santa Fe I made a commitment to accompany the decision that my party made.”
The senator expressed himself in statements to the newspaper La Capital de Rosario and cleared doubts about his stance in the face of national elections. Thus, he joined the majority of Peronist governors working for a triumph of the Fernandez-Fernández binomial, among them, the Tucuman Juan Manzur, the interributun Gustavo Bordet and the formoseño Gildo Insfrán.They also support the Front of All Governors Alberto Rodríguez Saá (San Luis); Sergio Uñac (San Juan); Sergio Casas (La Rioja); Alicia Kirchner (Santa Cruz); Sergio Ziliotto and Gustavo Melella, elected by La Pampa and Tierra del Fuego, respectively. The governors of Chubut, Mariano Arcioni, and Santiago del Estero, Gerardo Zamora, take their candidates to national deputies and senators on a short, non-presidential ballot, but both left their support for the Front of Todos.De fact, this Wednesday, Arcioni was with Fernández and Manzur in a meeting with Sergio Palazzo, holder of La Bancaria.The only exceptions are the Cordobés Juan Schiaretti (who also registered his national candidates on short ballot) and Juan Manuel Urtubey, who also signed up Juan Manuel Urtubey, who integrates with Roberto Lavagna the Formula of Federal Consensus.In this note:
