Ramiro Marra Dismissed the Arming of an Electoral Bunker and Announced a Draw for His Followers

A few days after the elections in the City, candidate Ramiro Marra announced that he is going to draw $10,000, the same figure that he was asked to rent a bunker for Sunday. At the same time, the national deputy, Gabriel Bornoroni, announced that he will draw his diet, as did the president when he was a legislator.

The candidate for legislator decided to allocate the $10,000 he had budgeted for a campaign bunker to an open draw. Marra’s entry refused to rent an election bunker and will draw the money among the citizens: “Less party and more return” was first published on Data 24.

"I realized that I'm not for that kind of meeting, it doesn't seem right," she revealed in a video on her networks. Marra's entry will draw the $10,000 that would have cost her to set up a bunker was first published in #BorderJournalism.

The libertarian candidate said he renounces the electoral bunker and allocates those funds to an open draw. The initiative, which quickly went viral, seeks to be a gesture of “revolution to the community” rather than a deployment of resources in full electoral contest.

The candidate for Buenos Aires legislator and former member of La Libertad Avanza, Ramiro Marra, announced that he will allocate that sum to a draw among his followers, instead of using it to organize the usual campaign closing operation.Through a video published in his official X account, Ramiro Marra explained his decision: "Before spending that money on a bunker, which only serves the show, I prefer to draw it among all of you" and explained …

The first candidate for Puerto Rican legislator of Freedom and Order (Union of Democratic Center – UCeDe) Ramiro Marra reported that on Sunday he will not mount a bunker to follow the results of the local legislative elections for which 30 of the 60 seats will be renewed. Instead, he will draw US$10,000 among the followers who “are part” of the “cultural battle.” To participate, one must complete a form. The liberal representative had not done a…