Today is the deadline to file objections and in “Homeland First” They wait for the PJ electoral board to issue a decision regarding the presentation of the lists. After the request for reports, there are also questions about alleged non-compliance with substantive regulations, which cannot be corrected, such as the quota for women, unions and youth, as well as the minimum of two councilors per province, as indicated by Cristina’s list.
With 3,200 ballot boxes provided by the National Electoral Directorate (DINE)and available envelopes that will no longer be used due to the implementation of the single paper ballot for the national elections, the electoral board of the Justicialista Party must resolve the organization of the internal Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and Ricardo Quintela for next November 17.
Deadline expires in the PJ
Today the deadline for challenging the lists expires, after the request for reports presented by the representatives of the Christian list “Primero la Patria” before the PJ electoral board. That is to say, If Cristina’s PJ plans to make challenges to Quintela’s list after the request for reports presented yesterday by his representatives, he must make them before the electoral board during the course of this day..
According to the schedule published by the party authorities, until Thursday there will be time for the replacement of the contested candidates. And on Friday the lists will be made official and their numbers will be drawn.
On Friday, November 1, each list must submit its ballot model for the November 17 internal election. There are more than three million members qualified to vote and the shortage of ballot boxes emerges as a problem. The DINE delivers ballot boxes, uses and customs but the Ministry of the Interior does not have a legal obligation; “It is not a national election,” they clarify from an office in Casa Rosada.
With the signature of Teresa García, Anabel Fernández Sagasti and Gustavo Arrietathe representatives of Cristina’s list yesterday presented a request for reports notifying that the Quintela group “contains candidates without ID identification” and “missing numbers that make it impossible to verify it.” Irregularities that, after the transfer of the electoral board, would have already been corrected.
“We do not want to postpone the internship in the PJ, we want to end this on November 17”they confirm in response to Ámbito’s consultation from the “Homeland First” list. From the Quintela sector they are also rushing the internal process. “I clarify that we are not going to formally request any extension… @QuintelaRicardo we are to vote tomorrow. We only have to guarantee the operational conditions for the transparency of the election and the full participation of the Peronist People. In other words; that the Tartagal comrades do not have to go to Salta to vote Or those from Chilecito travel 200 km to La Rioja”, he posted yesterday Jorge Yoma, attorney, opening a question. Are there the necessary resources to guarantee the completion of the internship at the PJ? Where will the 2,800 missing ballot boxes come from beyond those provided by the DINE?
“Cristina President” tables
While the deadlines are ticking, the local “Cristina Presidenta” tables are activated this week. Yesterday at the SMATA property in Quilmes, Mayra Mendoza led an event in support of the former president’s candidacy. And he asked that the completion of the internal process be guaranteed.
“Every time they have the opportunity to talk about her, they attack her violently, directly wishing her death or trying to find a way to ban her and take away the possibility for the Argentine people to elect her again as president, to elect her today the members of the Justicialista Party. Because they have so much courage to confront Cristina, but when Cristina stands up and says let’s go to an intern, they run out to see how they can postpone it, they run out to find out if any friend of Justice allows them not to do it. If you have enough courage to confront Cristina, come and let’s see how the ballot boxes are filled,” was the challenge of the community leader of Quilmes.
Now the confirmation of the intern depends on the 15-member electoral board chaired by Armando Cabrera from Formosa. This body must guarantee the printing of the ballots, the presentation of the ballot boxes, their distribution, the hiring of personnel and the effective conduct of the internal election. “If the lists meet the formal and substantive requirements, they are made official. If the list that contains non-correctable errors is not downloaded,” they explain from “Primero la Patria” while waiting for a definition from the electoral board.
Cristina had already defined who the five vice presidents who will accompany her in the party leadership will be: José Mayans, head of the Peronist interbloc in the Senate; Lucía Corpacci, senator and head of the PJ of Catamarca; Germán Martínez, head of the block in the Chamber of Deputies; Mariel Fernández, mayor of Moreno; and Ricardo Pignanelli, general secretary of Smata.
Among the candidates for regular councilors of the national PJ who are on Cristina Kirchner’s list are Sonia Alesso, Juan Manzur, Eduardo de Pedro, Abel Furlán, Víctor Santa María, Juan Manuel Olmos, Sergio Uñac, Agustín Rossi, Felipe Solá, Gustavo Menéndez, José Neder and Anabel Fernández Sagasti.
Ricardo Quintela’s list
For his part, former Puntano governor Alberto Rodríguez Saá already has a guaranteed place on Quintela’s payroll., the Chaco leader Magda Ayala, Mariana Gadea, Roque Álvarez – from the Peronism of the Tucumano governor, Osvaldo Jaldo – and Alba Sánchez. Some of the candidates to be regular Councilors are: Carlos Caserio (Córdoba), Victoria Tolosa Paz (Buenos Aires), Richard Jesús Ordóñez (Córdoba), Tuty Amat (Salta), Natalia Zabala Chacaur (San Luis), Jorge Exequiel Moreno (Catamarca ), Eugenia Alianiello (Chubut), Jorge Molina (Santa Fe), Erro Mirta Griselada (La Pampa), Gaston Harispe (Buenos Aires), Alejandra Adriana Avila (Santiago del Estero), Alberto Arrua (Misiones), Lidia Mabel (Santa Cruz ), Osvaldo Nemirovsci (Río Negro), Cecilia Gomez Mirada (Buenos Aires).
Source: Ambito
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