The information was confirmed to Scope by sources close to the vice president, who described them as “gnocchi.”
The vice president Victoria Villarruel fired this friday to 38 workers of the Senate of the Nation, reaching 419 since he assumed his duties. The information was confirmed to Scope by sources from the head of the Upper House.
The vice president vindicated the decision on her X account with the phrase “419 less gnocchi in the Senate.” From their surroundings, they announced Scope who had been working on the new dismissals for a long time and are planning to fire more workers from the Upper House.
The decision was made based on a decree from the vice president, after an investigation by a “Special Commission” on Endowment Analysis (CAD) of the Senatecreated last May. The 38 new dismissals had been appointed by Cristina Kirchner.
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Victoria Villarruel met with Isabel Perón and inaugurated her bust in the Senate: “I want to vindicate her figure”
Vice President Victoria Villarruel met in Madrid with the former president Estela Martínez de Perónknown as “Isabelita”, and shared the photos of the meeting on her social networks where she stated: “I want to vindicate his figure”. Hours later, he inaugurated a bust of the former president in the Senate.
As he knew Scope, It was the libertarian leader herself who requested the meeting, which was held a week ago at “Isabelita’s” home. However, he decided to spread it on this date, because it was the Peronist Loyalty Day.
Villarruel surprised this Thursday with his post, in which he wrote: “With Isabel Martínez de Perón, the first female president of the world and of Argentina constitutionally elected, Vice president like me and a well-born Argentine,” wrote.
Furthermore, the president of the Senate did not miss the commemorative date and added: “On a day like today, where loyalty is talked about, I want to vindicate his figure.”
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