In a day marked by institutional consensus, the legislative body ratified Felipe Sastre and Carolina Amiano in the vice-presidencies.
On Tuesday, March 3, the Preparatory Session was held with the objective of defining the authorities that will lead the body during the 2026 legislative period. The day took place in a climate of political maturity, achieving unanimity in the appointments.
The session was formally convened by the president of the body, the Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, and initially presided over by the first vice-president, Dr. Felipe Sastre, under whose leadership the voting for the directive positions proceeded.
Continuity and political representation
the plenary of the Council decided to ratify the confidence in the current leadership, resulting in the election of:
This composition reflects the will to maintain the balance of forces and the administrative operability that characterized the chamber during the previous year.
On Tuesday, March 3, the Preparatory Session was held with the objective of defining the authorities that will lead the body during the 2026 legislative period. The day took place in a climate of political maturity, achieving unanimity in the appointments.
The session was formally convened by the president of the body, the Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, and initially presided over by the first vice-president, Dr. Felipe Sastre, under whose leadership the voting for the directive positions proceeded.
Continuity and political representation
the plenary of the Council decided to ratify the confidence in the current leadership, resulting in the election of:
- 1st Vice-presidency: Dr. Felipe Sastre (Juntos por Entre Ríos - JxER).
- 2nd Vice-presidency: Councilwoman Carolina Amiano (Más para Entre Ríos).
This composition reflects the will to maintain the balance of forces and the administrative operability that characterized the chamber during the previous year.