One by one: the 68 deputies who voted alongside Bregman against effective prison sentences for rapists

One by one: the 68 deputies who voted alongside Bregman against effective prison sentences for rapists
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Among the legislators who rejected the project are representatives of Kirchnerism, the left, Libres del Sur, and socialism.

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The controversy over the legislative history of Myriam Bregman has once again put a key vote in the Chamber of Deputies under scrutiny. On November 23, 2016, the then-deputy of the Left Front voted against a reform to Law 24.660, which sought to restrict prison benefits and parole for those convicted of serious crimes against sexual integrity.

This vote, known in public debate as the effective prison law for rapists, was approved by a large majority. However, 69 deputies decided to reject it. Among them was Bregman, accompanied by legislators from Kirchnerism, the left, Libres del Sur, socialism, and other allied spaces.

One by one: the 68 deputies who voted alongside Bregman against effective prison sentences for rapists

The information circulated again after the tragic outcome of the case Agostina Vega, after sectors of the left attempted to establish a moral discourse on gender violence and security. However, legislative records show that several of their leaders voted against a norm that tightened access to benefits for those convicted of sexual crimes.

Among the 69 negative votes are leaders from across the national left spectrum. The list includes Myriam Bregman, Máximo Kirchner, Andrés “Cuervo” Larroque, Eduardo “Wado” de Pedro, Juliana Di Tullio, Mayra Mendoza, Luana Volnovich, Héctor Recalde, Nilda Garré, Victoria Donda, Margarita Stolbizer, Néstor Pitrola, and Soledad Sosa, among others.

The complete list of deputies who voted negatively

  1. Alejandro Abraham — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  2. María Cristina Álvarez Rodríguez — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  3. Berta Hortensia Arenas — Compromiso Federal

  4. Alcira Susana Argumedo — Proyecto Sur

  5. Gustavo Héctor Arrieta — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  6. Luis María Bardeggia — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  7. Luis Eugenio Basterra — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  8. Myriam Bregman — PTS-Frente de Izquierda

  9. María Cristina Brítez — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  10. Remo Gerardo Carlotto — Peronismo para la Victoria

  11. Nilda Mabel Carrizo — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  12. Carlos Daniel Castagneto — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  13. Sandra Daniela Castro — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  14. José Alberto Ciampini — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  15. Alicia Mabel Ciciliani — Partido Socialista

  16. Marcos Cleri — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  17. Graciela Cousinet — Libres del Sur

  18. Eduardo "Wado" Enrique de Pedro — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  19. Lucila María De Ponti — Peronismo para la Victoria

  20. Edgardo Fernando Depetri — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  21. Juliana Di Tullio — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  22. Juan Carlos Díaz Roig — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  23. Claudio Martín Doñate — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  24. Victoria Analía Donda Pérez — Libres del Sur

  25. Lucila Beatriz Duré — Partido Socialista

  26. Gabriela Beatriz Estévez — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  27. Araceli Susana del Rosario Ferreyra — Peronismo para la Victoria

  28. Francisco Abel Furlan — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  29. Miriam Graciela del Valle Gallardo — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  30. María Teresa García — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  31. Nilda Celia Garré — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  32. Mauricio Ricardo Gómez Bull — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  33. Josefina Victoria González — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Adrián Eduardo Grana — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Leonardo Grosso — Peronismo para la Victoria

  • Silvia Renee Horne — Peronismo para la Victoria

  • Juan Manuel Huss — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Santiago Nicolás Igon — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Máximo Carlos Kirchner — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Andrés "Cuervo" Larroque — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Pablo Sebastián López — Frente de Izquierda y de los Trabajadores

  • Luis Bernardo Lusquiños — Compromiso Federal

  • Norman Darío Martínez — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Oscar Anselmo Martínez — Movimiento Solidario Popular

  • María Lucila Masin — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Federico Augusto Masso — Libres del Sur

  • Liliana Amalia Mazure — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Mayra Soledad Mendoza — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Carlos Julio Moreno — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Juan Manuel Pedrini — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Juan Manuel Pereyra — Concertación FORJA

  • Néstor Antonio Pitrola — Frente de Izquierda y de los Trabajadores

  • Analía Alexandra Rach Quiroga — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Alejandro Ariel Ramos — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • María Fernanda Raverta — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Héctor Pedro Recalde — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Matías David Rodríguez — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Rodrigo Martín Rodríguez — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • José Arnaldo Ruiz Aragón — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Walter Marcelo Santillán — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Eduardo Jorge Seminara — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Julio Rodolfo Solanas — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Mirta Alicia Soraire — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • María Emilia Soria — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Soledad Sosa — Frente de Izquierda y de los Trabajadores

  • Margarita Rosa Stolbizer — GEN

  • Luis Rodolfo Tailhade — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

  • Gabriela Alejandra Troiano — Partido Socialista

  • Luana Volnovich — Frente para la Victoria-PJ

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    The official record also noted a subsequent observation: José Luis Gioja, who appears on the list of absentees, vocally expressed his negative vote. In the same section, Mario Negri expressed his affirmative vote. Additionally, among the absentees are prominent names from national politics, such as the then-deputy Axel Kicillof, now governor of Buenos Aires, and Elisa “Lilita” Carrió, a historical figure of the Civic Coalition.

    Years later, many of those same sectors attempt to present themselves as moral leaders in the area of women's and victims' protection, while official and historical records show how their work has always been directed in the opposite direction: towards the protection of common and sexual offenders.


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