The rain, long awaited in the center of the country after a shocking drought, brought inconveniences at the beginning of the electoral process in Santa Fe capitalthis Sunday the 22nd.
In Some schools had their power cut off for a few minutes.but what was most worrying was that The water entered many establishments. Table authorities, prosecutors, security personnel and some volunteers who arrived early to vote were responsible for drawing the water with what they had on hand.
The area around Lourdes Middle School was flooded. “The tables were set up in time with the authorities. “The problem is water.”said the director of the institution Sandra Delfino in the absence of voters. The panorama was reflected in many other places.
There were institutions where dark rooms and authorities’ tables had to be moved, but good will reigned in all of them to ensure that the election began normally. Until mid-morning, the influx of voters was low.
The city entered Protocol 1 due to flooding in the streets.
The province of Santa Fe is the third district in number of voters nationwide, therefore the result of the elections in this place could be important for the candidates. Although the radical Maximiliano Pullaro was elected in the provincial elections, Javier Milei won in the national primaries. For this reason, there has been a strong campaign by the three main political coalitions in recent months.
