In a rare election for the history of the Rosario Stock Exchange, the space that had Pablo Bortolato as its candidate narrowly won the elections, and thus the official party retains power of the Santa Fe entity. Bortolato will be the president of the entity for the next two years, succeeding Miguel Simioni. With a difference of nearly 25 votes in favor of the yellow list, out of almost 600 votes from members, the officialist space arrived at the polls with a proposal based mainly on the continuity of the institutional direction of recent years and on a deepening of the financial and market profile of the entity. Also, the image that the BCR built after the management of Alberto Padoán, linked to the mega judicial cases for the Vicentin fraud and the corruption of the "notebooks," seems to have weighed in. Bortolato had been proposing as a central axis to consolidate the process of institutional recovery that, according to his space, the Stock Exchange went through after complex ...