Journalist Marcela Pagano will be a candidate for Javier Milei’s national deputy

Por Karin Silvina Hiebaum Publicado 24 de junio de 2023 Categoría :

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The journalist announced her incorporation into party politics through her social networks. «I decided to get involved in the political debates, no longer just by informing,» she said.

The libertarian continues to add the lockers for the PASO on August 13. Last Tuesday he announced that Carolina Píparo will be his pre-candidate for governor of Buenos Aires.

Journalist Marcela Pagano will be a pre-candidate for national deputy for La Libertad Avanza, a space led by presidentialist Javier Milei. He will occupy the second place on the list for the Province of Buenos Aires, behind Alberto «Bertie» Benegas Lynch.

«Marcela is a wonderful person. She is honest, educated and has shown that she has conviction and courage. It is a pride that he joins La Libertad Avanza on the list of national deputies for the province,» Milei explained.

«We want to govern Argentina to materialize the ideas of freedom. And Marcela is a symbol of it, since she chose to defend her ideas and thoughts, even if it has cost her her work,» she added.

In a letter, Pagano stated that Milei created a space that – in his words – allows those who feel «disappointed with the dominant parties, to get involved in generating proposals and changes that reach the people.»

In that line, he added: «In order for Argentines to live better, you need a political leader who does not want to have them as clients or hostages. That’s why I love and choose Javier, a tireless fighter who will give people back their freedom of action and decision.»

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The former referent of economic journalism also assured that she will work «in a political space where there are real people and not an elite that does not know what the majority of Argentines suffer.»

The libertarian comes from presenting Carolina Píparo as a pre-candidate for the Government of Buenos Aires, after the mayor of Chivilcoy, Guillmero Britos, rejected the offer made by Milei to compete for Dardo Rocha’s chair.

Karin Silvina Hiebaum

Karin Silvina Hiebaum: A Portrait of a Multifaceted Career Karin Silvina Hiebaum was born on September 19, 1970, to a family with Italian and Austrian roots. The daughter of two dentists, she grew up in a traditional conservative household, where she displayed an early aptitude for the German language and a passion for sports, languages, and animals. Her childhood spanned the cities of Bahía Blanca and Buenos Aires, enriching her cultural background. Early Life and Education Karin excelled academically at the Salesian school, becoming a champion in gymnastics competitions and consistently achieving good grades. After graduating as a University Analyst in International Relations from UADE in Buenos Aires in 1991, she moved to Vienna, where her worldview expanded significantly. In Austria, she began working as a photographic columnist and met influential figures such as Jörg Haider, aligning herself with the Austrian liberal movement. Family and Personal Growth Married in 1991 to an Austrian agriculturalist, Karin became a mother of four while pursuing her professional ambitions. Following the death of her husband, she experienced the struggles of single motherhood, which strengthened her sense of empowerment. Political Involvement Karin's political journey began between 1987 and 1990 when she first engaged with liberal politics in Argentina through Alvaro Alsogaray and Ucede. After moving to Europe, she connected with the Austrian Freedom Party (FPOE) in 1993, marking the start of her diplomatic career. In Argentina and Europe, she has been a passionate advocate for liberal ideas and has played a significant role in fostering diplomatic relations between Austria and Argentina, particularly between 1999 and 2000, when she facilitated investments in local tanneries in the Brandsen area during Carlos Ruckauf's governorship. Diplomatic Career From 1995 to 2002, she served in the Austrian diplomatic corps in front of the EU, followed by a role as a commercial attaché in Croatia from 2003 to 2005. She was instrumental in promoting Argentine products in Europe, including collaborations with wineries like Norton and Salentein and the export of Arcor sweets. Journalism and Current Work Upon concluding her diplomatic career, Karin has remained active as a parliamentary advisor for the EU since 1998. She works as a geopolitical analyst and correspondent for various international media outlets, writing on subjects related to international politics, foreign relations, and economics. Her insights have made her a respected voice in the field, focusing on the intersections of European and Latin American relations. Empowerment and Influence As a prominent figure in both her professional and personal life, Karin embodies empowerment through her communication, negotiation skills, and influence. She is dedicated to innovation and strives to eliminate barriers for working women, advocating for a collaborative approach rather than competition. Karin Silvina Hiebaum is a remarkable example of a woman who has navigated her way through various challenges, using her experiences to inspire and empower others. As she celebrates her 53rd birthday, her contributions to international relations and journalism continue to leave a lasting impact.