Just as you anticipated Without Jaw A few weeks ago, the renowned businessman from Rosario Eduardo Maradona will be a candidate for Governor of Santa Fe for the civic coalition.
So The leader of the space, Elisa Lilita Carrió, announced itthrough their social networks. There he also highlighted that the former legislator, Lucila Lehmann, will lead a list of pre-candidates for provincial deputies.
“I am very happy to announce that the @CCivicaSantaFewill carry the candidacy for Governor of Eduardo Maradona, a businessman from Rosario, strongly committed to SMEs throughout the country and that of @LucilaLehmann as 1st Provincial Legislator. Thank you for taking this big step!”, published the former candidate for president.
In addition, he stated that “Santa Fe needs an urgent political renovation, with honest leaders and willing to take the reins of a province sadly forgotten for years, but with an impressive productive potential”.
I am very happy to announce that the @CCivicaSantaFewill carry the candidacy for Governor of Eduardo Maradona, a businessman from Rosario, strongly committed to SMEs throughout the country and that of @LucilaLehmann as 1st Provincial Legislator. Thank you for taking this big step! ? pic.twitter.com/AQPFHo3i9F
— Elisa Lilita Carrió (@elisacarrio) May 14, 2023
In this way, the Civic Coalition joins the forces that will compete for a place in the General Election for the Governor, where there are already 3 formulas made official by the Front “Unidos para Cambiar Santa Fe”, 4 by the “Juntos Avancemos” alliance, 2 by the Front of the Left and the Workers/FIT-Unidad, 1 for “Listen to you” and 1 for “Viva La Libertad”. Even so, during Monday it is estimated Other binomials could be made official.
Something similar happens in the category of pre-candidates for Provincial Deputies, although with a greater volume of lists since, in addition to those that will submit to an internal one, there are also those that will participate in the PASO without the presentation of alliances, that is, that they compete with their own payroll, as will the Civic Coalition.
