Overview
- He announced the withdrawal live on TN’s A Dos Voces, saying “debut y despedida” and “ya no soy más candidato.”
- He had been placed third on the City of Buenos Aires list headed by union leader Marcelo Peretta.
- He said his chances of entering Congress were “almost nonexistent” from that position and referenced “prácticas de la casta,” noting organizational discrepancies.
- He indicated he will return to his regular work and mentioned receiving other political offers without providing details.
- Media coverage described the move as the first candidate drop in CABA as slates finalize for the October 26 midterms.