Rossi said the ruling will work "to build agreements"

The head of the block of the Front for Victory in the House referred to the new composition of parliament after the elections on Sunday. The re-elected legislator said his party won "about 30 percent across the country," allowing "have blocks are first legislative minority in both houses."

The head of the block of the Front for Victory in the House of Representatives, Agustín Rossi, said today that the Coalition will work to "building agreements" with each topic in question, from the new composition of parliament after the elections last Sunday.

"We will build consensus agreements looking at levels of each subject, as we came by all this time," said the deputy who was elected for another term by the province of Santa Fe

Rossi was received yesterday by the National President, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, in an encounter in which, according to the legislator, sought to "change minds and visualize how the blocks were" before the new composition that will have both cameras from 10 December.

Speaking to Radio Diez, Rossi discussed the election results on Sunday that the ruling was obtained "about 30 percent across the country" and that percentage "gives us blocks are first legislative minority in both houses."

On the number of deputies that will block, Rossi found the situation "does not change" regarding the current composition.

"We can not say that we mostly because after the debate by resolution 125, we were working all the time with 115 deputies," he said told Radio Diez.

However, noted that in discussions as the administration of the administrators by the state and the nationalization of Aerolineas Argentinas, "got 170 votes," about a total of 257 seats.

Rossi admitted that "we must analyze the root causes" for which the ruling party lost "almost 2 million votes" and that "we as a government party to give answers to the situation, and avoiding easy shortcuts."

Source: Telam