There will be two leaders who will compete for mayors in the communes of Río Ibáñez and Cisnes.
Coyhaique.- Socialist authorities and militants from Villa O’Higgins to Cisnes arrived at the headquarters of the College of Teachers this Friday, May 17, who were summoned to an expanded regional meeting to receive the two Socialist Party candidates who will compete in the municipal elections. to take place on October 27.
These are Jessy Vargas and Gloria Cadagan, two socialist leaders who seek to recover political spaces for women and today are starting their electoral campaign to compete for the mayor’s seat in the municipalities of Río Ibáñez and Cisnes, respectively.
“In Río Ibáñez each and every one of us counts. We are a beautiful commune rich in cultural heritage, where we need new management to address the current needs of the neighbors, respecting each locality. I appreciate the support of the Socialist Party for risking my candidacy to represent, with management capacity, a community perspective and a lot of work, Río Ibáñez,” said Vargas, who is also the daughter of the former mayor of the commune, Domingo Vargas Velásquez.
Likewise, candidate Cadagan, who in her last municipal election was only 44 votes away from being elected, said that “I want to thank the support provided by the Socialist Party regarding my candidacy for mayor for the commune of Cisnes. We are marking an important milestone, as women leaders, that we can represent our communities in a communal government that is focused on everyone.”
