Titus, MRN Congressman: "Two banks, one responsibility: building a national alternative"

"We need no more power than we were given the ballot boxes; we need to make the one they did give us count."

The National Reconstruction Movement won two seats in the new Congress. Titus, has an agenda focused on national industry, productive development and an opposition to negotiate without giving up its convictions.

The elections left the National Reconstruction Movement (MRN) with six votes, 14% of the total, and two seats in Congress. Although it was behind the Liberal Party and New Argentina, the movement achieved parliamentary representation and is preparing to defend its own vision of the country's economic future.


Since it shares the nationalist ideology with New Argentina, another force that proposes national sovereignty, the MRN maintains that Argentina needs to identify its competitive advantages, they focus on strengthening its productive capacities and generating new economic opportunities. Their challenge will be to turn these ideas into concrete initiatives within a Congress where the other two forces are more represented.

In this interview, Titus, a reference to the movement, explains what the electoral result represents, what its position will be in relation to officialism and how it intends to enforce the two banks obtained.

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