is the father Francisco Nazar, a reference opponent of Formosa. The support of the Toba and the Church, and his promise to fight drug trafficking. Its history.
Francisco Nazar's father begged the bishop and presented as a candidate for governor, having been elected by the Social Choice and People's Party (OSP) in the elections October. Compete against incumbent Gildo Insfran, which governs the province since 1995. OSP
The opposition was formed in the same assembly Nazar appointed as a candidate. It is an integrated front by members of the UCR, new political and social movements like Free South Clasista and Combative Current (CCC). In addition, left the door open to other sectors who want to integrate, newspaper Formosa commercial.
At 69 years, Nazar is not exactly a new face on Formosa. Since 1972, crosses the western provincial cities, and was always critical Insfrán management. In 2006, inspired by the father figure Joaquín Piña missionary, attempted to prevent the adoption of indefinite re-election, but failed. At that time also did not have the support of the local bishop, Monsignor Jose Vicente Conejero, to engage in politics.
In late 2010, local Peronist sectors want him responsible for the slaughter of Aborigines, with whom he has worked for years, accusing him of instigating the events that culminated with two tuffs killed by police. They even appear in Formosa graffiti reading "Nazar murderer." Now, the pastor of the church in the town of Laguna Yema (400 kilometers from the capital Formosa) is supported by the asked and curia and licensed to practice in politics.
"I accept responsibility and assume trust me with strength, determination and courage that challenge. Without hesitation and without fear. And I accept it because this is a construction that we will be done among all with militancy and commitment," declared the newly candidate in the assembly of the OSP. Nazar
promised to fight alcohol and drug consumption among young people and drug trafficking that "travels hundreds of miles of unprotected borders by land and sky" in clear reference to "narco-council" Kirchner who was caught with 701 kilograms of cocaine in his field of Las Lomitas.
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