By Gabriel Silva
The Cordoban Party continues with the pass book open and incorporating players. The next person to arrive at the ruling party, in this case municipal, is the former radical councilor, Juan Negri, son of the former national deputy who will join the Transportation area of the Municipality of Córdoba in the next few hours.
Agreement that could also include something in the Metropolitan area. “It is a possibility,” some sources told Bishop.
Portfolio that, after the departure due to the expulsion of Gabriel Bermúdez following a complaint for gender violence, was vacant and with the Secretary of Government, Rodrigo Fernández, temporarily absorbing that portion of the cabinet. One of the most complex areas in the city and which was even more compromised with the departure of the Corrientes company Ersa, which led to the transfer of routes, lines and workers to Coniferal and the municipal company Tamse.
Negri has been flirting with the ruling party for some time. Particularly, based on a relationship that he knew how to build with the mayor himself, Daniel Passerini. Therefore, the agreement could in turn contemplate the two councilors who respond to the radical in the current Deliberative Council: Luciano Agüero and Claudia Luján.
In this way, the radical group led by Deloredista Elisa Caffaratti would split. “This is against Rodrigo. “Juan never understood that Rodrigo had stopped answering the phone and had harassed him,” said sources from the black movement.
Phrases that began to be emphasized last week with the call to the crazy judge that many radicals, including Mario Negri himself, accepted.
Juan Negri’s flirtation with Passerini’s Peronism has been going on for months. Even in the summer, he was the articulator of support for the creation of the Inspection Entity to control the night. Already on that occasion, rumors of a possible rapprochement had begun.
Meanwhile, just as some raise objections to the way in which he may manage the portfolio – “he prepared a lot,” say those who defend him – the exit does not fall well into radicalism at all. Not even in the rest of the opposition group Together for Change, where today during siesta hours there was a meeting about this issue.
“He is going to become our ‘Ricardito’ Alfonsín,” said a radical in comparison with the son of the former president and ambassador of Kirchnerism in Madrid.
