The opposition leader shared a tweet from a follower before the vote, at the time when the meaning of the vote of both opposition senators was known. In the message he also shares the ballot that shows their faces and the names of their substitutes.
“If it had been the other way around, the senators would be colleagues @StefaniaCoraOK and @AnaAlmironCtes, and we would not be begging them not to vote for the delivery of the Homeland…”, says the message shared by CFK.
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Cristina Kirchner’s criticism of Peronist senators
The reposting of the former president points against the two provincial senators who entered the upper house in 2019 and 2015 through the Frente de Todos ballot.
Kueider He entered as a minority senator in Entre Ríos and his partner on the ballot, Stefanía Cora, member of La Cámpora and currently a national deputy, was left off the list by 1,062 votes. In that vote, Together for Change won the two seats by the majority.
Until last year, the man from Entre Ríos responded to the governor Gustavo Bordet and from the beginning he marked his autonomy as a legislator, showing links with leaders of Freedom Advances (LLA).
Camau Espinola He has been a senator since 2015 and was Secretary of Sports during Cristina Kirchner’s administration, between 2014 and 2015. In 2021, he renewed his seat as senator for the Frente de Todos with Ana Almiron as second candidate. The Peronist list lost by more than 20 points in those elections and the candidate did not win its seat.
Bases Law: the two Santa Cruz votes that forced the tiebreaker of Victoria Villarruel
As expected, The vote for the Bases law took place in a scenario of total parity. It was, finally, a tie 36 to 36, which was unlocked with the positive vote of the vice president and head of the Senate, Victoria Villarruel.
In that framework, and just as happened when the Upper House gave the mega DNU its thumbs down, the Patagonian legislators played a key role. Those who gave the note on this occasion were the two representatives of Santa Cruz who respond to Governor Claudio Vidal.
Is about José María Carambia and Natalia Gadano. Both voted against and contributed opposition votes so that, together with the 33 from Unión por la Patria (UP) and the radical Martín Lousteau, equality in votes was reached. The other representative of the province is Alicia Kirchner, from Unión por la Patria (UP), who also voted against.
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