The presidents of the parties that make up Together for Change in Córdoba met today with the aim of “consolidating the front and preparing to govern” the province, according to a statement released by the local Civic Coalition.
“The forces that make up the Together for Change alliance in Córdoba seem determined to arrive as best armed as possible for the legislative elections this year, which has a first stop at the PASO, scheduled for September,” the letter states.
The meeting was attended by the president of the UCR province committee, Marcos Carasso; Gregorio Hernández Maqueda (Civic Coalition), Luis Juez (Civic Front) and Javier Pretto (Pro).
“It was a very positive meeting where we analyzed the need to strengthen together for change to be a responsible and serious alternative first for the legislative elections in October and then to recover and win the province in 2023,” said Carasso.
The head of the radicalism of Córdoba, who took office a week ago, added: “We agreed that we were going to give continuity to these meetings, tour the province together and begin to form technical teams to develop a proposal with the primary objective of winning the 2023 elections “.
The party presidents established to meet regularly, “to advance in the diagnosis of the socio-political situation in the province of Córdoba, and to coordinate the work of the technical teams, in order to bring better proposals to the people of Cordoba.”
(Télam)
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