New disappointment of liberalism: in Santa Fe it took only 3%

The presidential candidate for Freedom AdvancesJavier Milei, clarified that his political space had no candidates in the province of santa fewhere this Sunday the PASO took place, although he did present a list for national deputies. For his part, Edelvino Bodoira, representing liberalism, barely took the 3% in your province.

“We want to communicate that Javier Milei’s space does not have any local candidate in the elections in the province of Santa Fe, despite the fact that some candidates are using symbols similar to ours. This decision was appealedbut again the provincial Justice had to endorse it”, La Libertad Avanza through a statement.

“That said, we wish the best of luck to each of the candidates who are competing in defense of the ideas of freedom,” they added. The reference points to the pre-candidate for governor of the space called “Viva la libertad”, Edelvino Bodoirawho with more than 70% of the polling stations, takes 3.07% of the votes of Santa Fe. That front also presented three lists of provincial deputies, led by Juan Argañaraz, Mauro Piva and Esteban Daniel Morales.

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For its part, Javier Milei’s party clarified that the candidates prevail national deputies by Santa Fe for the PASO elections on August 13. “This is why we have been working on the national armament,” the statement ends. The list of national deputies of La Libertad Avanza por Santa Fe is headed by the Rosario economist Romina Diez.

“Kirchnerism destroyed. Now we can decide whether we want the same country in decline from 100 years ago or take the opportunity to do something different… A different Argentina is impossible with the same as always,” Javier Milei wrote on Twitter on Sunday night.

Milei and the problems in the provinces

It is not the first time that La Libertad Avanza ignores the provincial armed forces that seek to replicate the ideas of liberalism at the local level.

It is that the provincial elections have not given Milei good omens and on several occasions he had to come out to detach himself from those defeats.

For example, in Neuquén, Carlos Eguía got 7.98% while in Río Negro, Ariel Rivero had a similar percentage: 9.33%.

The situation was not improving for the followers of Milei. In La Rioja, Martín Menem was the one who fared better: 15.5%. And the election of Ricardo Bussi in Tucumán was the hardest hit: 3.44%.

The Freedom Advances Strategy

Javier Milei wants to be away from the problem in relation to your federal armed and leave behind the results he achieved in the provinces to focus on his campaign, which will have a new impetus for the PASO on August 13. the libertarian will multiply presenceswill visit provinces and the interior of the province of Buenos Aires aboard two motorhomesthere will be new spokespersons for their ideas, and Carolina Píparo and Ramiro Marra will acquire greater centrality.

In the road map that the presidential candidate of La Libertad Avanza has diagrammed, the appearance in the streets will be a constant: he plans to multiply his walks, with emphasis on the main electoral district of the country, the province of Buenos Aires, more precisely in the Conurbano. He will also continue touring the provinces and does not intend to neglect the territory for which he was elected national deputy, the Buenos aires city. There, he has a letter for the succession to Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, that of Ramiro Marra, a Buenos Aires legislator and stock broker.

The election in the City is concurrent, which means that there will be a ballot box dedicated to national comedians and another to Buenos Aires. Whereby drag effect will not occur of the Milei president ticket, but those who walk day by day with the candidate for the head of state mark that libertarian ideas “continue to have a great impact in the Federal Capital”, with another data that shows: 80% of those who They say they vote for the greatest exponent of LLA knows Marra, a number that may grow in the coming weeks.

For Milei, Together for Change “is doomed to fail”

On Thursday night, the economist and presidential candidate for La Libertad Avanza began to send himself against the armed opposition on Twitter. It is that after the ejection of Franco Rinaldi from his candidacy for the first Buenos Aires deputy on Jorge Macri’s list, Milei maintained that “it is confirmed again that Together for Change is an alliance doomed to fail“.

“No alliance with radicals, lilitos or warm friends of massa can be successful. They have the enemy inside. I’m sorry they didn’t realize sooner when they used the opportunity to do something new,” the libertarian said.

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Minutes later he reappeared with a more extensive publication. In one of the periods where he received the most questions, mainly after the outbreak of the crisis due to the alleged sale of applications, The economist opined that “the spectacle that politics and the supposedly serious media have been putting on in recent weeks is truly shameful.”

The economist listed some negative economic data and added that before that “the only thing politicians do is try to dirty the other.”

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