In a significant ruling, federal judge Alejo Ramos Padilla has overturned a decision by the Buenos Aires Justicialist Party's Electoral Board that had previously excluded the list linked to Tigre Mayor Julio Zamora from the upcoming internal elections. The judge stated that the list did not introduce late candidates, but instead made internal adjustments to accommodate current members. This decision is crucial for the Zamora family, as the list is headed by Mario Alberto Zamora, Julio's brother, vying for the role of president of the District Council of the PJ in Tigre.

The original exclusion was based on the criteria set forth by the Electoral Board in Resolution N° 10, which argued that the provincial delegates' list did not fulfill the total number of required officials by the deadline. Furthermore, the board's second resolution, N° 46, denied the appeal presented against this exclusion. The ruling from Judge Padilla not only reinstates the list for the March 15 elections but also opens the door for further political maneuvers within the party and potentially enhances the Zamoras' role in the local political landscape.

This development underscores the ongoing political dynamics within the Justicialist Party in Buenos Aires province, as internal disputes can significantly affect candidate placement and elections. The implications of this ruling may resonate through the party, influencing not only the upcoming electoral battle but also the broader strategies adopted by party factions in the province.