14 Facts About Federico Fagioli

Federico Fagioli was born on 27 March 1991 and is an Argentine social activist and politician of the Patria Grande Front.

Additionally, Fagioli is involved in the CTEP-UTEP, the informal sector workers' union.

Federico Fagioli was born on 27 March 1991 in Quilmes, in the Greater Buenos Aires conurbation.

Federico Fagioli's mother is a schoolteacher, and he has two siblings.

When he was little, his family moved to Cipolletti, Rio Negro, where they lived until Federico Fagioli's father left the family.

Federico Fagioli's activism was centered on informal sector workers' rights.

Pueblo Unido is a settlement founded by land occupations in which Federico Fagioli partook, alongside some 120 other families.

Federico Fagioli co-founded, alongside other villero activists, the Corriente Villera Independiente.

The CVI seeks to push for the urbanization of villas in the City of Buenos Aires, and in 2014, Federico Fagioli participated in one of the CVI's most important political internvetions: setting up a large tent by the Obelisk of Buenos Aires while staging a protest demanding the declaration of an habitational emergency.

Federico Fagioli participated in the making of a National Survey on Popular Neighbourhoods.

In 2016, Federico Fagioli co-founded alongside other members of the Movimiento Popular La Dignidad the People's Left Party ; the party's purpoted goal was to "build a new political project that takes up on the people's historical programmes, in order to attain true independence".

Ahead of the 2019 general election, the Patria Grande Front selected Federico Fagioli to be their candidate in the Frente de Todos list to the Chamber of Deputies in Buenos Aires Province; Federico Fagioli was the 21st candidate.

Federico Fagioli was part of the Argentine delegation invited by the Plurinational Legislative Assembly of Bolivia to observe the general election held that country in October 2020.

The Bolivian Minister of the Interior, Arturo Morillo, stated that Federico Fagioli had been warned not to return to Bolivia after his participation in a previous Argentine delegation that visited the country following the ousting of Evo Morales in 2019, and that Federico Fagioli was a "persona non grata" in Bolivia.