Boudou is 'satisfied and at peace' with primaries

Vice-presidential candidate Amado Boudou said he was “satisfied” after the first results of the primaries were revealed and said he “is at peace and very tranquil,” with how the primaries developed during Sunday.

President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s running mate arrived at Palacio San Miguel, in Suipacha street in downtown Buenos Aires, where he met with Victory Front Senator Daniel Filmus, Transportation Secretary Juan Pablo Schiavi, Economic deputy minister Roberto Feletti and Labour Minister Carlos Tomada.

Boudou will later arrive at the Interncontinental hotel, where the Victory Front holds its headquartes. President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is expected to arrive and address her supporters, once the official results are revealed.