Massa voted and assured that around 22 “there will be trends” | Cuyo’s diary

2023-08-13 13:52:31

In the midst of great expectations, Sergio Massa, one of the main competitors in PASO 2023, voted at Escuela EP N°34/ES N°45, in the town of Tigre.

The Minister of Economy arrived at the educational establishment around 8:30, accompanied by Malena Galmarini, and quickly went through the dark room. Minutes later he spoke to the media and the salient fact of his speech was his repeated call for people to go vote. In addition, he affirmed that there will be delays in the dissemination of the results: “At 22 there will be trends.”

“Thank you very much to all those who are acting as table authorities throughout the country, to the security forces that allow the voting to be launched on a very important day” Massa began his speech, who then began to summon the electorate: “The expectation is that it will be a day with a lot of people to vote.”

“That people go vote. The Primary and the turnout to vote are very important,” insisted the presidential candidate of the ruling party. The concept was reiterated at least six times.

Personally, Massa assured that he has “satisfaction and peace of mind for the work done during these days”, which “unfortunately in the last hours of the campaign was interrupted by something very painful for all Argentines”, he pointed out and referred to the crime of Morena Domínguez, the 11-year-old girl killed by motorcycles in Lanús.

Regarding how the rest of the day will continue, the pre-candidate for the presidency for the ruling party explained: “Now I am going to accompany Malena to vote. And at 11 in the morning we are going to have a meeting with the governor (Axel) Kicillof and with Leandro Santoro (candidate for Buenos Aires Head of Government) at home, to see how the election is taking place throughout the province and The city of Buenos Aires”.

“Later, as in all the elections, I go to my old woman’s who by cabal makes me a lasagna for lunch,” he admitted as an intimate ritual, although he made a brief clarification: “Actually today my mother is fixing the kitchen, for that is going to be done at my sister’s”.

Regarding the relevance of the Primaries, Massa summarized: “I think it is a first step. Each political force will define its candidates. We have a good expectation”