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The Pays Hit in Fifteen Municipalities: Dominance over Route 14
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The Agrarian and Social Party (Pays), led by the agricultural producer and former national deputy, Héctor “Cacho” Bárbaro, was one of the great winners of the legislative elections of June 8, remaining fourth in the race to reach a bench in the Legislature, but imposing itself as the first political force in fifteen of the 78 municipalities, with marked predominance in productive regions adjacent to the corridor of the national route 14. The big…
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