This Sunday, the leader Martín García was consecrated mayor of San Javier and Yacanto, a town of Córdoba, in a crushing triumph. Thus, the new 31-year-old communal chief will assume from next Wednesday the position to complete the term of his late predecessor, Roberto Altamirano, until 2023.The candidate of Hacemos por Córdoba obtained 65% of the vote (930); second was Rodrigo Murúa Samper, of the Civic Front of Luis Juez, with 17% (242) and the alliance Ahora San Javier y Yacanto, of the PRO-UCR, got 8% of the vote (108). Thus, Garcia surpassed the opposition Civic Front by 48 points and by 57 to the PRO-UCR alliance, in the town where Peronism since the return of democracy, in 1983
“We’ve done a good job and people valued it. I was born in this town, raised here, and now I’m going to have a responsibility to govern it,” the elected leader said. The main political reference in that area, the provisional president of the Cordoba Unicameral, Oscar González, congratulated the winner, as did the governor, Juan Schiaretti.” I want to congratulate Martín García on the victory he has obtained and the support of his people to be the new mayor of San Javier and Yacanto, one of the most beautiful places that our Cordoba has,” Schiaretti said via Twitter.
I congratulate all the inhabitants of #SanJavier and #Yacanto who, in times of pandemic, fulfilled their civic duty today and chose their new municipal authorities. — John Schiaretti (@JSchiaretti)
January 17, 2021
He was also congratulated by the Minister of the Interior of the Nation,
Eduardo “Wado” of Pedro. “I would like to congratulate Colleague Martín García on the categorical electoral triumph achieved today, and the Cordobas and Cordobas of the Traslasierra Valley who, even in pandemics, came to the polls to express their will,” he said on his social media.
San Javier and Yacanto have a new mayor. I would like to congratulate Mr Martín García on the categorical electoral triumph achieved today, and the Cordobas and Cordobas of the Traslasierra Valley who, even in pandemics, came to the polls to express their will. pic.twitter.com/MtsJZhBTrk — Wado de Pedro (@wadodecorrido)
January 18, 2021
