In addition, the senator for Social Justice, Beatriz Ávila voted affirmatively, as did legislators Carlos Arce (F. Concor.Social), Sonia Decu (F. Concor.Social), Andrea Cristina (Federal Change), Lucila Crexell (Neuquén Community), Juan Carlos Romero (Federal Change), Edith Terenzi (Federal Change), Mónica Silva (Juntos S.Río Negro) and Maximiliano Abad (UCR).
Anabel Fernández Sagasti, senator 2023
Anabel Fernández Sagasti.
Photo: Press Senate of the Nation
The senators who voted against are: Guillermo Andrada (Frente Nac. y Pop.), Eduardo De Pedro (Unión Ciudadana), Martín Doñate (Unión Ciudadana), Lucía Corpacci (Ft. Nac.y Pop.), Anabel Fernández Sagasti (Citizen Union)Juliana Di Tullio (Citizen Union), Celeste Navarro (Citizen Union), Eugenia Duré (Citizen Union), Sergio Leavy (Citizen Union), Silvina Larraburu (Citizen Union), Carlos Linares (Citizen Union), N.del Valle Giménez ( Unión Ciudadana), Cristina López (Unión Ciudadana), Alicia Kirchner (Unión Ciudadana), Carolina Moisés (Unión Ciudadana), Oscar Parrilli (Unión Ciudadana), Fernando Salino (Unión Ciudadana), Silvia Sapag (Unión Ciudadana), as published by Infobae.
National and Popular Front Daniel Bensusán, Juan Manzur, Florencia López, Gerardo Montenegro, M.Teresa González, Marcelo Lewandowski, José Neder, Mariano Recalde, María Pilatti Vergara, Antonio Rodas, Fernando Rejal, Claudia Zamora, Sergio Uñac.
In addition, José Carambia from Alianza por Santa Cruz, Martín Lousteau from the UCR and Natalia Gadano from Alianza por Santa Cruz voted negatively.
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