Five provinces elect governor next Sunday

Nequén and Río Negro opened 2023, an election year that will have its central episode in August and October, with the PASO and the national generals. It continued this weekend with elections in Jujuy, Misiones and La Rioja and will continue next Sunday in five other provinces. These are the elections that will be held in Tucumán, Salta, La Pampa, San Juan and Tierra del Fuego. There, the citizens of each district will elect governor, legislators and municipal authorities. In Tucumán, the Osvaldo Jaldo-Juan Manzur ticket will seek to retain the governorship. It is a reissue, but with inverse roles, of the binomial that triumphed in 2019. It is worth remembering that in 2021, Manzur took leave from his position to assume as chief of staff, a charge he held until February of this year, when he resigned to turn to the electoral campaign, after the provincial Court will enable him to be a candidate for vice president. Together for Change will present the formula headed by Deputy Roberto Sánchez, of the Radical Civic Union and completed by the current mayor of San Miguel, Germán Alfaro. While La Libertad Avanza will go with Ricardo Bussi, who has the support of Javier Milei.Completing the list of candidates Federico Masso and Florencia Guerra, for the Frente Amplio for Tucumán; Martín Correa and Alejandra Arreguez, for the Left Front; Raquel Grassino and Luis Toranzo for Política Obrera; and Juan Coria and Liliana Guzmán for Nos Une el Cambio.En Salta, Peronism will seek re-election with the Gustavo Sánez-Antonio Morocco ticket, which won in 2019. Together for Change postulates Miguel Nanni and Virgnia Cornejo. While Deputy Emiliano Estrada, former Minister of Finance of the province (between 2017 and 2019) and former national official, will head the ticket of the Frente Avancemos, with Carlos Zapata as candidate for vice. The rest of the candidates – Electoral Instrument for Popular Unity: Ramiro Escotorin and Patricia Caliva.
– Movement Towards Socialism: Marcos Tognolini and Mirta Ramos.
– Workers Party for Socialism: Daniela Planes Saiz and Verónica Tejerina.
– Labor Politics: Violeta Gil and Angel Tolaba.
– Salta Para Todos – Caliva Governor: Lía Verónica Caliva and Carlos Gravanago.
– Among All: Walter Wayar and Ivan Mizzau.
– Left Front MST-Partido Obrero: Claudio Del Pla and Lorena Hidalgo.
– Frente Salta Avanza Con Vos: Lucio Paz Martínez and Lorena Farjat D’Alessandro.
– Frente Salta Va con Felicidad: Mauro Sabbadini and Jimena Loayza Pacheco.Sergio Ziliotto (PJ) will go for re-election in La Pampa. Alicia Mayoral, first vice president of the provincial Chamber of Deputies, completes the formula. Together for Change will contest the governorship with a ticket led by Deputy Martin Berhongaray and Patricia Testa. While the Left Front will go with Luciano González and Sofía Mercedes Fernández.Completing the list Party From the Foot, with Claudio Acosta and María Laura González; Movimiento Federalista Pampeano, with Héctor Fazzini and Sonia Analía Wisner, and Comunidad Organizada, headed by Juan Carlos Tierno and Viviana Winsches.In San Juan, the Frente San Juan por Todos will be divided into two ballots. On the one hand, with a ballot headed by the current governor, Sergio Uñac, and the mayor of San Martín, Cristian Andino. On the other, the one led by the former president of the PJ, José Luis Gioja, and completed and the mayor of the department of Chimbas, Fabián Gramajo.With the support of the pre-candidates of PRO, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta and Patricia Bullrich, and of Migue Ángel Pichetto, of Federal Peronism, Marcelo Orrego will head one of the ballots of Unidos por San Juan. It will be seconded by the mayor of Rivadavia, Fabián Martín.En the same slogan, Marcelo Arancibia (GEN) and the referent of the Civic Coalition, Oscar Marconi; Sergio Vallejos (of Libertarian Evolution) and Federica Mariconda, and Eduardo Cáceres, former deputy of the PRO, and Romina López.The Development and Freedom Front, which is referenced in Javier Milei, postulates three formulas. Yolanda Agüero and Jorge Escobar will head one of the party’s tickets; another will be the one that postulates Paola Miers and Carlos Iramaín. And thirdly, the one made up of Agustín Ramírez and Eduardo Beatrice. The Left and Workers Front, meanwhile, presents Cristian Jurado and Gloria Cimino.Finally, the dispute in Tierra del Fuego will be defined between five formulas. The Gustavo Melella-Mónica Urquiza binomial will try to reissue the success of 2019. Together for Change, meanwhile, will present two ballots. Deputy Hector Stefani and Councilman Paulino Rossi will lead the PRO-aligned (Stefani is party president at the provincial level).While Senator Pablo Daniel Blanco, of the UCR, leads the ballot along with Deputy Federico Frigerio.La evangelical pastor Andrea Almirón De Pauli will go as a candidate for governor of the Republican party, which is referenced in Javier Milei. The businessman Sebastián Galdeano completes the formula.For the Left Front, the general secretary of ATE Ushuaia, Lucía Zulma Fernández, is running for governor, and María Luisa Meza, for vice.

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