Republicans assume it will be the "only space for opposition."

The head of the liberal space expressed his satisfaction at winning two seats in the legislature in Sunday’s elections. He reaffirmed the character of the opposition that would define the efforts of Augustin Couto and Natalia Graciaña.

Antiago Paoli, the regional authority of the Unidos Republican Party, expressed its satisfaction overshadowing the political power it incorporates as a result of the electoral results held last Sunday, especially in the legislature, where the first two candidates on the list won their respective seats. Camera integration in the coming period.

“We’re very happy, we’re still in campaign mode,” Pauli said on FM Master. “We are very happy with the performance we presented in the campaign, and we are also pleased with the performance we presented in the government,” he added.

The Republican chief explained that in both city councils there were a large number of votes contested by his party, and he is confident that on Wednesday, when the final audit takes place, “we can fight that and get more seats in the deliberative councils.”

For Pauli, “there was coordination between some parties that sent their attorneys general to resort extensively to our ballots, as well as those of two other spaces.” But being certain that “the electors who chose those ballots have expressed their clear intent to support the candidates for councils, both in Rio Grande and Ushuaia,” he admitted the possibility of adding a seat in each of the two cities. .

Regarding the result in the Legislative Council, he noted that “for us it is a great achievement as a small space that just started a few years ago. We are very happy that Agustín and Natalia voted there.”

He described the task he envisions for both of them as “difficult, to be the only opponent space, the only space that offers a different paradigm.” He asserted that both elected officials would have to “take this job with a great deal of responsibility, which we know it will be.”

It should be noted that the final audit will be held in Ushuaia on Wednesday at 10 am, and the question of council seat preferences will be discussed on Thursday. “You have to see how everything happens, because sometimes when it takes a long time, it can’t be finished in a day,” said Santiago Paoli.

The liberal leader has practically closed the doors to possible formation of legislative coalitions that include Agustín Coto or Natalia Gracianía. He said that talking about alliances “would talk more about purely political partisan matters and not about a regional project.”

What I assure is that they are willing to work “for the development, the transformation of the province we want. If we find it on the same sidewalk with another space, you are welcome. The truth is that we know those who represent other spaces, and we see it as difficult,” he predicted in this regard.

In fact, finally, he stressed that “wherever we have to raise our voice as opponents, we will do so, because we want to defend the interests of the Fuijians and we want to work for a better territorial project” Santiago Paoli concluded.