The provincial leader attacked the leadership of the radicalism for the sanction to the legislators, pointing out that “Popular majority politics is not for sects, nor is it done with purges”. The UCR “is not a university group”Cornejo continued, but rather “it is a national party.”
“This decision is wrong”the Mendoza native stressed and asked the party authorities “to take on the task of driving” and? “not that they are the voice of a faction.”
“The decision taken by the board of directors of the National Convention It is unprecedented, highly irresponsible and selectively biased. This is not the first time that members of the Block have voted differently. Neither in the House of Representatives nor in the Senate,” de Loredo also indicated on his X account.
The deputy, who has an internal dispute with the senator and president of the National Committee of the UCR, Martin Lousteaustated that the sanction of the Convention It has no effect directly on the UCR National Deputies Block.
“Any decision on the conduct of the deputies who make up our Bloc will be taken among peersalways seeking consensus and without biased positions within a party that includes a plurality of views,” he added.
The UCR suspended the deputies who supported Javier Milei’s veto
This Monday the Board of Directors of the National Convention of the UCR decided to preventively suspend the deputies of the party that changed their vote and supported the president’s veto Javier Milei on pension reform.
The suspension affected Luis Picat, Mariano Campero, Pablo Cervi and Martin Arjol, who had initially supported the initiative but then supported the President’s veto, 24 hours after meeting with him at the Casa Rosada.
The complaint filed against the deputies that was elevated to the National Ethics Tribunal of the party, which will judge its conduct. This presentation also reaches Roxana Reyes and Gerardo Cipolini, The two legislators of the bloc who, although they did not vote against the law, They were absent during the debate.
The Board of Directors decided by 11 votes to 1 to raise the 6 cases. The only one who did not support this proposal was Andrés Lombardi, from the sector of the governor of Mendoza, Alfredo Cornejo, close to Milei.
Source: Ambito
