2023-09-24 16:49:58
The election advances in the province of Mendoza, the last big event at the polls before the October elections, and after Senator Alfredo Cornejo voted early, it was then the turn of his main adversary, the national deputy Omar De Marchi, former member of Together for Change from the PRO, and after his slam, now a candidate for Unión Mendocina. When interviewed by journalists, De Marchi denied the accusations of “vote buying” that he received in recent days and highlighted that “many talk that our victory would be a surprise, but if they say that they don’t know Mendoza, those who do know our province, they know that if we won it would not be a surprise.
“It’s a lie, it’s all they have tried to articulate in these hours, about the purchase of votes, that is a product of the terrible desperation that some have to lose,” said De Marchi, in dialogue with the press after casting his vote at the Teresa O’ Connor school, in Luján de Cuyo.
Then he pointed against Cornel, pointing out the complaint that he recently filed for alleged influence peddling in the Mendoza Judicial Council. “Other things are serious that have been happening, with audios showing how the judges have been chosen recently,” he added.
Furthermore, in relation to the accusations he received for the alleged purchase of votes in exchange for bags of food, he insisted that “it is a lie” and affirmed that there was a “dirty campaign” in the province. “There have been all kinds of hidden tricks. It is said that there has been a dirty campaign on our part, quite the opposite,” De Marchi remarked.
“It has been a strange campaign because a space like ours appeared that kicked things off and in reality it is not a political space, It is a cry of rebellion to the stillness of today’s Mendoza, it is a cry of rebellion against the lack of response, against things not working. And that has disoriented many who believed they had the cow tied,” she said.
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In this sense, he maintained that La Unión Mendocina “is a deeply Mendoza space” that cares about “Mendoza and the future.” “We say what is the agenda that Mendoza has to build going forward so that things start to happen and from there it was articulated, focused on the agenda of what needs to be done moving forward,” he emphasized.
Given the possibility of an eventual victory, De Marchi stated: “If we win, it would be a blow for those who don’t know Mendozabut for those who do know, no.”
The gubernatorial candidate ended his dialogue with the press by calling on society to vote: “I am aware of the anger that exists due to the government’s lack of results. However, We must take responsibility for this time, which means going to raise our voice at the ballot box. with a vote of what we really think and believe.
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