All by Ramos, the brand new political party led by mayor Nelson Quinteros, officially presented the list of candidates for the municipal elections on April 16.
This Wednesday, the candidates signed the documentation corresponding to the acceptance of positions and their signatures were certified by the authorities of the local Justice of the Peace.
The new political force who will compete in the municipal elections of this small town in the southern region of Río Negro, arose at the initiative of the current mayor, who Although in 2019 he reached the provincial executive on behalf of the Socialist Party, He always had the idea of forming a group with a local identity, giving a special place to the new generations.
“We made up a list of candidates made up of young people who have strong roots and passion for our beloved Ramos Mexía, and all the desire to continue our political project that we started in 2019” said the communal chief.
During the current administration headed by Quinteros, The town has had significant growth in different areas. In infrastructure it is the most notorious, with the execution of transcendental works such as the new hospital, a modern building of 1,250 square meters that will require an investment of more than $230 million, ditch cordon, the Civil Registry, the enhancement of access and mouth streets, among others.
The communal chief will seek his re-election at the head of the Todos Por Ramos ballot. The current president of the Deliberative Council will do the same, Bethlehem Colihuinca Sosa. They will accompany her as candidates for councillors, Sebastian Antenao and Facundo Guayquimil (Incumbents) and Violeta Colil, Gabriel Molina and Mariela Paz (Alternates).
The main candidates for the Court of Accounts are Claudia Salamanca, Denis Pranao and Valeria Rojas and the substitutes Marcos Salamanca, Julio Colombil and Griselda Millaleo.
The town of Ramos Mexía has a register of close to 700 voters. The Todos Por Ramos list is the first to become official in the town.
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