Vidal concludes his official visit to Colombia and returns to the electoral army

LA PLATA.- The governor

Maria Eugenia Vidal

Tomorrow ends the official activity for Colombia and returns to the country on Sunday to resume frantic electoral negotiations on the badembly of lists for the next elections in October.

In Buenos Aires waiting
waiting for an appointment with the leader of the Renovador Front,

Sergio Mbada

, to try an agreement which makes it possible to bring to Vidal like candidate to governor of cabinet. But Vidal will have to leave spaces in all lists of deputies and senators; and help keep the ten municipalities where the space governed by the former mayor of Tigre governs. A pact that seems today far away.

Yesterday the governor met with the President of Colombia,

Iván Duque Márquez

, in the Nariño palace, in Bogotá. The two officials discussed progress in the fight against drug trafficking. This morning, he paid a visit to the director general of the National Police of that country, Oscar Atehortúa.

The meeting took place in the midst of a three-day tour that Vidal had with his Minister of Security,

Cristian Ritondo

and the deputy minister of this portfolio of the Buenos Aires region, Vicente Ventura Barreiro.

In Buenos Aires, the next appointment with Sergio Mbada is waiting for an agreement allowing him to take her as a candidate for the governorship of the former chief of staff. But he will have to leave spaces in all the lists of deputies and senators; and help keep the ten intentions of the space led by the tigrense

The three men met Thursday with the head of the country's anti-drug division, Jorge Luis Ramírez. During this meeting, experiences were exchanged on technology for detecting shipments and the effect of anti-money-laundering legislation. The purpose of the visit is to share good practices in the fight against the mafia and to strengthen cooperation ties.

The governor stopped in the middle of frantic election negotiations for the formation of alliances for the October elections and went to Colombia with her minister and deputy minister of finance. Security to participate in a global anti-drug meeting.

The head of state left the country Tuesday night, despite the urgency of the election campaign, to focus on the fight he considers essential for his government: the fight against drug trafficking. He took the plane from a commercial line and arrived in Colombia on Wednesday morning, according to his spokesmen. She was accompanied by her two daughters.

The officials took part in an intelligence interview with the police and a criminal investigation, according to information provided by the government.