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Richard Ramírez projects a Colorado victory in the municipalities of Misiones

The governor of Misiones said in Ayolas that the ANR is heading into the municipal elections with a favorable outlook. He also reaffirmed the support of Colorado governors for César Sosa for the Vice Presidency.

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Foto: ABC Color
Foto: ABC Color

The governor of Misiones, Richard Ramírez, said during a visit to Ayolas that the Colorado Party has good prospects for the municipal elections in that district and in the rest of the department, according to ABC Color.

At the event, Ramírez backed the candidacy of José Mutti, of ANR-Añetete, for the mayoralty of Ayolas. There he said that the party work in the city and in the other districts of Misiones makes it possible to foresee a favorable result for the ANR.

According to ABC Color, the governor said that the polls show a solid position and argued that, if current trends are maintained in places such as Santa Rosa and San Patricio, List 1 could prevail in the department’s 10 mayoralties.

On the internal discussion over the presidential ticket and the Vice Presidency, Ramírez said that the immediate priority is to strengthen the party’s performance in the municipal elections. In that context, he reaffirmed the support of the governors’ sector for the candidacy of César Sosa for the Vice Presidency.

According to ABC Color, the departmental leader also indicated that within Honor Colorado they are seeking to reach consensus on the candidacies and define the profile with the best chances to compete both in the primaries and in the general elections. He also mentioned the position of Pedro Alliana, who maintains that the definition of the vice president should be left until after the municipal elections.

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About this note. Written by El Notero with assistance from artificial intelligence, based on what was published by the cited outlet. El Notero did not conduct its own reporting on this event.

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