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In the Midst of the Electoral Polarization, Young Sofia De Hagen Wants to Be a National Deputy in Order to Eliminate the Detentions: “I’m Going to Fight the Whole Political Class,” She Warns
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Although this is not really her first electoral incursion, the young candidate for national deputy for the Power Alliance, Sofia de Hagen, remains for many a new face within agricultural politics. Her first steps were taken back in 2021, when she took the 16th place on the list of pre-candidates to national deputies for Juntos por el Cambio in Buenos Aires, headed then by Diego Santilli, facing the Primary, Open, Simultaneous and Mandatory (PASO…
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