The Civic Coalition proclaimed the presidential ticket Elisa Carrio - Adrián Pérez The National Assembly proclaimed ARI Civic Coalition Party presidential ticket for next year which will be made as a candidate Elisa Carrio and Deputy President Adrian Perez to vice president. The decision was taken unanimously at a plenary who participated one hundred and sixty delegates from across the country. In his speech accepting the nomination, Carrio said, "that the gangsters know they're going to have to pull dead but first let's change the country" and added: "We will not make alliances with parties who are willing to betray the people's will. "
"The state that we are going to be a state that balances the forces that produce and are weaker compared to the supply chain, we antimopólicos" said Carrio and explained: "what is backward and terribly reactionary keep poverty at the kids to keep their corrupt power, to be progressive is to give the hardest hit sector of society the same opportunities for them to grow and develop. " Thus, Carrio compete in a presidential election for the third time. He did it in 2003 when it ranked fifth in 2007 when he finished second with 24% of the vote behind Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and integrated the formula with the Santa Fe Socialist Senator Ruben Giustiniani.
Carrió added: "We are profoundly open to partnerships but with ethical codes, we always had a vocation to the agreement, those agreements were not met each other, those who betrayed the popular will expressed at the polls were others." "Honoring the life of Argentina and is open our hearts to all people in the world of good will who wish to dwell on Argentine soil," said Carrie, and said: "We, great grandchildren of those immigrants who were in the tenements do not want that no immigrant is out of Argentina. "
"We know what the problems and solutions to lead this nation to the world rich, prosperous and sovereign," he said.
"The only force to face drug trafficking and to free the poor from poverty is the Civic Coalition," said Carrio, while adding: "It is imperative that you know who steals or kills expect a conviction, must be fair and for that we must have better education, better health and not to persecute those who work and produce. "
Elisabeth Elisabeth Carrio birth in 1956 and studied their primary and secondary education in the province of Chaco. Became a lawyer at the Universidad Nacional del Nordeste in 1978 and did doctoral studies (no thesis) in Public Law at the Universidad Nacional del Litoral. The central problem of his work have been and are permanently associated with the construction of a Republic that is unthinkable without democracy and democracy is not possible without justice and truth.
Perez said in his speech that "the new week tragic that we live in Buenos Aires in recent days shows the lie of a national government that says that the social situation has improved during his tenure and a city government that has systematically neglected the most neglected areas of the Federal Capital. " "On this is mounted repression and intolerant speech, the output is to peace, dialogue and urgent implementation of inclusive social policies," said Perez and defined, "there was a decision of both governments to make a liberated zone in Villa Soldati and the result were the deaths and injuries that hurt us, it is unacceptable that governments comply with court rulings. "
" We need an Argentina that is made with those born here and those coming, we want a country where we all live in peace and justice. The we were born here and not, "Perez said, adding:" This situation showed recalcitrant thoughts of government officials of the City and Chief of Staff who can not tell the Justice that does not comply with a court decision. "
Carrió also serves as General Coordinator of the Institute of cultural and political formation Hannah Arendt (
http://www.institutoarendt.com.ar/ ), which he founded in May 2004 and for which he spent more than four thousand students.
In 2003, as candidate of the newly ARI party was the first candidate for President Nation women in Argentina's history and got about 3 million votes. He joined the presidential ticket as vice presidential candidate Gustavo Gutierrez, who had investigated the money laundering in Argentina.
