After two intense weeks of tensions, disagreements, battles and confrontations, Buenos Aires representatives agreed on something: La Campora, Massismo and the Kirchnerian mayors renewed their alliance Strategic and specific Alejandro de Chiaraformer mayor of Monte Hermoso, referred to in the political structure still maintained by the former Chief of Staff of Buenos Aires, Martin Incoralde, President of the Provincial Assembly of Representatives.
The 92-member collegiate leadership council, which has a budget of more than $230,000 until 2026, The sector that responds to Governor Axel Kiselov has been left almost marginalized. Until now, Mayor Almirante Brown, who recently took over as his deputy, Mariano CascalaresHe is the only representative of the Right to Future Movement, the political support of the governor, in a place on the Board of Directors: he will be the fourth vice president, and the last to be in the distribution of positions.
There was also no room for direct delegates of the government Manage the largest block in the room, the Fuerza Patria block: Facundo Tignanelli, of La Campora, Bishop Maximo Kirchner left in the legislature, in this strategic place in the management of resources and power.
Liberty advances – which will now have a second minorityin its alliance with PRO- decided to locate Juan Esteban Osaba, third deputy. The political creator of the space, Sebastian Pareja (in tandem with Karina Miley) tried to put Ramon “Elneny” Veraa former historical leader of Peronism in the Western Region, now entered Parliament on the purple ticket, but were unsuccessful.
Another bloc that could place the vice president is PRO, who suggested Augustin Forcheria leader allied with the scheme of the National Minister of the Interior, Diego Santilli.
The distribution of administrative positions in the Buenos Aires Chamber of Deputies, which just over two years ago, was covered in a dark conspiracy of irregular management of funds in the so-called case Julio “Chocolate” Rigaoit has been completed yet Handing over and swearing in of the 46 new representatives voted in the September 7 elections.