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Osvaldo Jaldo Will Be a "Testimonial" Candidate for Tucumán and the Libertarians Crossed Him Hard: "Don't Stop Swindling"
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Federico Pelli and Manuel Guisone criticized the candidacy of Governor Osvaldo Jaldo and, in this interview, answer about which of the two will be candidate in the province.
The Tucuman governor, Osvaldo Jaldo, managed to unite all the Tucuman Peronism on the "Tucumán Primero" front, and will be a candidate, possibly a witness, for a national congressman in the next legislative elections. He tightened his position in front of Javier Milei's government, after providing support that was key to the National Congress. Read more
In a new chapter on the use of the State as an electoral trampoline, Governor Osvaldo Jaldo confirmed that he would leave office one month before the October 26 elections to devote himself fully to his candidacy as a national deputy for the Tucuman Peronism. The decision, which implies leaving the province’s command in the hands of Lieutenant Governor Miguel Acevedo —who is also a curious candidate — undresses the priorities of the ruling party:…
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