translated from Spanish: Maria Eugenia Vidal: “Do you think we are going to give up?”

“This moment tests our vocation,” Maria Eugenia Vidal warned her officials and warned them that she will not give up “in the next 60 days,” heading for the October elections in which she seeks to achieve her re-election.” I can go through another defeat, another victory, I can start again on December 10th but there’s something I can’t and I’m not going to accept from myself and I’m not going to accept you and it’s giving up,” Vidal said at an expanded cabinet meeting at the House. provincial government.

Vidal at the expanded Cabinet meeting.

“If we didn’t give up on all those impossible ones we’ve faced over these three and a half years, do you think we’re going to give up in the next 60 days? No, of course not.”

“There are millions of Bonaerenses who have already chosen us, who we cannot leave orphans. They are waiting for our leadership, on Saturday they went out alone to the square, without anyone convening them, to say. Che, here we are, where are you?. They expect us to represent them and those we stop listening to, what they expect is for us to hear them again,” he emphasized.

María Eugenia Vidal lost in the STEP to Axel Kicillof by 20 points. The applicant of the Front of All obutvo 49% of the votes against 29% of the governor.
The representative also asked her officials to give “the fight for the next 60 days but not to keep our positions, not for me to remain governor, to sustain that epic that this province is the place where it is worth changing, that this is the place where we have to make a difference.” If we do, and we go out to give the fight, for the Bonaerenses not for us, believe me that on October 27th we will be very proud, as I am of each of you in these years of teamwork as a whole,” he concluded in his message of motivation to the team. In this note:

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