Precedence of the ruling party candidate in Argentina primaries
Monday, August 10, 2015
With a share of 36.8% prior to the primaries of presidential elections held in Argentina the candidate of the ruling party Daniel Skioli according to preliminary results.
The Skioli candidate of the party Front for the Victory of the outgoing President Cristina Fernandez has promised to gradually change its policies involving strong state control in the economy.
The presidential election in which Fernandez has no right to claim a third term in a row, will be held on October 25.
In second place of yesterday's qualifying is the Mourisio away, the business-friendly mayor of Buenos Aires, whose purpose is to have a good performance in October to a second round in November. Garnered 24.7% counted with 24.5% of votes.
In primaries each party chose a presidential candidate, but voters were free to vote for an opposing candidate the party. To be elected in the first round, the candidate will precede the presidential elections in October must ensure 45% of the votes or 40% with a ten percentage points from the second candidate.
Both Skioli and Long are former entrepreneurs with more orthodox policies of what the Fernandez.
Long committed to a rapid liberalization of markets, while Skioli argues that a "gradual resolution process" is the best way to open up the economy while maintaining strong social protection network that was knit after the Fernandez first took power in 2007.
Monday, August 10, 2015
With a share of 36.8% prior to the primaries of presidential elections held in Argentina the candidate of the ruling party Daniel Skioli according to preliminary results.
The Skioli candidate of the party Front for the Victory of the outgoing President Cristina Fernandez has promised to gradually change its policies involving strong state control in the economy.
The presidential election in which Fernandez has no right to claim a third term in a row, will be held on October 25.
In second place of yesterday's qualifying is the Mourisio away, the business-friendly mayor of Buenos Aires, whose purpose is to have a good performance in October to a second round in November. Garnered 24.7% counted with 24.5% of votes.
In primaries each party chose a presidential candidate, but voters were free to vote for an opposing candidate the party. To be elected in the first round, the candidate will precede the presidential elections in October must ensure 45% of the votes or 40% with a ten percentage points from the second candidate.
Both Skioli and Long are former entrepreneurs with more orthodox policies of what the Fernandez.
Long committed to a rapid liberalization of markets, while Skioli argues that a "gradual resolution process" is the best way to open up the economy while maintaining strong social protection network that was knit after the Fernandez first took power in 2007.
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