The Peronist mayors of the Front of All answered today on social networks to Governor María Eugenia Vidal, who had said that if the triumph accompanied the pre-candidate to governor Axel Kicillof “La Cámpora will govern, because the project is Maxima Kirc hner 2023”.
“I am surprised by Maria Eugenia Vidal’s grievance campaign to Axel Kicillof. It would be better if it is attentive to the needs of the province, The SMEs and the industries that closed or are in crisis by the policies of its president, instead of putting together a dirty campaign,” said Ariel Sujarchuk, Mayor of Escobar, who will seek his reed in October lesson through the Front of All.
I’m surprised by @mariuvidal’s to @Kicillofok grievance campaign.
It would be better to be attentive to the needs of the province, SMEs and industries that closed or are in crisis by the policies of their president rather than putting together a dirty campaign.#AxelGobernador — Ariel Sujarchuk (@ArielSujarchuk)
July 8, 2019
“We are going to work with Kiciloff to bring the Province back to work and hope. Walking alongside people, speaking with the truth, without verses or false promises. It’s not good for Vidal to lie or break the law to be on TV. Let’s make a campaign clean, no cheating,” gabriel Katopodis, mayor of St. Martin, another who will seek his re-election in October, held through his Twitter account.
We will work with @kicillofok to bring the Province back to work and hope. Walking alongside people, speaking with the truth, without verse or false promises. It’s not good for Vidal to lie or break the law to be on TV. Let’s do a clean campaign without cheating. https://t.co/FRCuTZZUxt — Gabriel Katopodis (@gkatopodis)
July 8, 2019
Meanwhile, the mayor of Lomas de Zamora, Martín Insaurralde, who on Saturday organized the roast in which Máximo Kirchner heard claims from a handful of mayors of the conurbano “for the way Kicillof is facing the campaign in the Province”, was another of the q he came out today to support the former economy minister. For his part, the mayor of Avellaneda, Jorge Ferraresi, also enlisted in the ranks of Kirchnerism, addressed a tweet to Vidal in which he told her that “the Province will be governed by a coalition of parties that will defend the people and not abandon the pubic schools as you did.”
“As of December 10, we must ensure greater municipal autonomy, greater investment in education infrastructure and assistance to preventive health policies. It is not La Cámpora, we are All!!, also sentanie through the networks the mayor of General Las Heras, Javier Osuna.
From 10 December we must ensure greater municipal autonomy, greater investment in infrastructure for education and assistance to preventive health policies. It’s not the Campora, we’re all!! — Javier Osuna (@javierosunaGLH)
July 8, 2019
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