La organización terrorista Montoneros, se hace cargo del hecho a través de su publicación oficial "Evita Montonera" (N°1, p. 41), aunque sin mencionar entre los caídos a CODEMO.

Artículo periodístico de CRONICA (de Rosario) 09/09/1974, gobierno de Perón, que relata pormenorizadamente las circunstacias de la muerte de los terroristas montoneros Victor CODEMO, Ferrarons y Porporato. También transcribe el comunicado de Montoneros explicando el accidente.

El 19/03/20 la Univ de Rosario organizó un acto para devolverle el legajo a la familia de Victor Hugo Codemo por considerarlo víctima del terrorismo de Estado. En realidad murió carbonizado transportando explosivos para realizar atentados para la "orga" montoneros.

🚗 BRS poised for victory in Jubilee Hills bypoll: Surveys predict clear edge over Congress ✅ Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency - long considered a stronghold of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) - appears set to reaffirm its loyalty to the BRS in the upcoming by-election. Multiple independent and internal surveys indicate that BRS is heading toward a decisive victory, with growing voter support across all sections of society. According to the latest poll conducted by KK Surveys and Strategies between September 18 and October 17, BRS is projected to secure 50.6% of the vote, maintaining a lead of nearly 10% over the ruling Congress party, which trails at 40.8%. The BJP remains a distant third with 8.4% support. The month-long telephonic survey shows that voter sentiment in Jubilee Hills continues to favor BRS, consistent with previous findings by Codemo–Connecting Democracy and even an internal Congress survey. The Jubilee Hills seat, represented three consecutive times by the late MLA Maganti Gopinath, has been a BRS bastion since Telangana’s formation. Following Gopinath’s untimely demise, his wife Maganti Sunitha Gopinath is contesting the by-election on a BRS ticket. Her emotional recollections of her husband during campaign events have drawn sympathy and strong public support - particularly among women voters. In the KK Surveys report, 63.5% of women respondents expressed support for BRS, while Congress trailed far behind. Analysts suggest that the ruling party’s ministers’ derogatory remarks about Sunitha’s emotional speeches have backfired, alienating women voters across the constituency. The survey also highlights BRS’s broad-based appeal across communities and age demographics👇 🔸Hindus: 46.7% support BRS 🔸Muslims: 73% back BRS 🔸BCs: 46.8% 🔸SCs: 55.7% 🔸STs: 46.2% 🔸Minorities (overall): 66.7% BRS also holds a clear edge across age groups, with 51.8% of voters aged 18–25, 57.4% in the 36–45 bracket, and 60% of senior citizens over 60 years expressing support for the party. A previous Codemo–Connecting Democracy survey in September found that 42.8% of voters favored BRS, with 46% saying they wanted KCR to return as Chief Minister. Even the Congress’s internal survey that month reportedly showed BRS leading by 3%. Since then, the BRS campaign has intensified, further strengthening its voter base. Political observers note that the steady rise in BRS’s support - from 42.8% last month to 50.6% now - reflects growing dissatisfaction with the Revanth Reddy government’s two-year performance and nostalgia for the development witnessed under KCR’s decade-long rule. With momentum clearly on its side, analysts believe the BRS’s victory in the Jubilee Hills by-election appears almost certain - reaffirming the constituency’s identity as a stronghold of the pink party.

🗳️ Bye-Elections 2025 8 Assembly Constituencies across 7 States/UTs will head to the polls on 11th November 2025. Counting will be held on 14th November 2025. #ByeElections #Election2025 #Codemo

With over 𝟳.𝟰𝟯 𝗰𝗿𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝘃𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀, the Bihar Assembly Election 2025 is gearing up to be one of the most dynamic democratic exercises in India. 📅 𝗣𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴: Nov 6 & 11 | 🧾 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: Nov 14 #BiharElections2025 #BiharElections #Codemo #ElectionInsights

🗳️ 𝗕𝗶𝗵𝗮𝗿 𝗔𝘀𝘀𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗹𝘆 𝗘𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱 The Election Commission has announced the schedule:   • 𝗣𝗵𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝟭: 6 Nov 2025   • 𝗣𝗵𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝟮: 11 Nov 2025   • 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗗𝗮𝘆: 14 Nov 2025 #BiharElections2025 #Codemo

Surveys predict BRS win in Jubilee Hills by-election with a thumping majority. In what could be a major boost for the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), a recent survey by the reputed research organisation ‘Codemo–Connecting Democracy’ has predicted a clear victory for the party in the upcoming Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency by-election. The survey suggests that BRS is likely to secure 42.8% of the vote share - 10.1 percentage ahead of the ruling Congress party, which is projected to get 32.7%. The BJP stands a distant third with 19.5%, while other parties together account for 5%. This by-election was necessitated following the death of sitting MLA Maganti Gopinath, who had won three consecutive terms from Jubilee Hills. Codemo, which has previously conducted surveys in states such as Rajasthan and Maharashtra and for the Telugu Desam Party in Andhra Pradesh, carried out this independent telephone survey among nearly 2,000 respondents across 19 areas of the Jubilee Hills constituency. The sample included 22.9% women, and respondents represented all age groups, educational levels, and professions. Key findings include👇 🔷 Vote share forecast 🔹BRS: 42.8% 🔹Congress: 32.7% 🔹BJP: 19.5% 🔹Others: 5% 🔷 Gender-wise support 🔹46.5% of women respondents backed BRS. 🔹34.4% of women supported Congress. 🔷 Age-wise support 🔹18–25 years: BRS 50.5%, Congress 23.2%, BJP 21.2% 🔹26–35 years: BRS 45%, Congress 26.1% 🔹36–50 years: BRS 44.7%, Congress 33.8% 🔹50 years: BRS 35.9%, Congress 40% 🔷 Religious communities 🔹46.5% of Muslim voters and 58.7% of Christian voters expressed support for BRS. 🔷 By profession 🔹BRS led among private sector employees, self-employed workers, housewives, drivers, unemployed youth, retired employees, and students. 🔹Only among government employees did Congress enjoy a slight edge. 🔷 By education and social class 🔹From illiterate voters to highly educated groups, most respondents preferred BRS. When asked who they would like to see as the next Chief Minister, 46.5% named BRS chief KCR, while 28.4% favoured current CM Revanth Reddy. Just 1.1% preferred Union Minister and former BJP state president Kishan Reddy. On the performance of the current Congress government, 41.5% of respondents rated it as ‘not good at all’, 35.4% felt it was ‘good’, and 23.1% said they were indifferent. When asked about civic issues, 61.6% of voters reported facing problems such as drainage, poor roads, drinking water shortage, traffic congestion, and power cuts, while 38.4% said they had no pressing issues.

09/09/74 Montoneros. Juan Máximo Ferrarons, murió en la misma explosión que Codemo, fue homenajeado por el Colegio de Abogados de Rosario

09/09/74 Montoneros. Rosario. Victor Hugo Codemo con otros montoneros murió carbonizado transportando explosivos para realizar atentados. El 19/03/20 la Univ de Rosario organizó un acto para devolverle el legajo a su familia por considerarlo víctima del terrorismo de Estado

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In his 103-min #IndependenceDay2025 address, PM Modi outlined a bold vision for India — from defense and economic reforms to energy independence and demographic strength. A roadmap towards a secure, self-reliant & #ViksitBharat2047. #PMModi #Codemo #PMModi #ViksitBharat

Codemo extends warm wishes on the occasion of #RakshaBandhan. 🌸 A day to honour the enduring bond of trust, care, and mutual respect that strengthens relationships and communities. #FestivalOfBonds #ConnectingDemocracy #Codemo

Kargil Vijay Diwas 🇮🇳 25 years of courage, sacrifice, and victory. We salute our heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation. Jai Hind! #KargilVijayDiwas #25YearsOfKargilVictory #JaiHind #Codemo

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The #BJP will defeat the #Congress in a clearly bipolar contest in #Karnataka, with the JD(S) at a distant third, if the Assembly elections are held today, according to a survey by Hyderabad-based people’s pulse organisation and Codemo technologies. deccanherald.com/india/karna…

How are the state and central governments performing in the eyes of Karnataka's people? Latest survey insights by Codemo & PeoplesPulse reveal the public pulse. #Karnataka #Governance #SurveyInsights

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If elections were held now, #BJP would lead with 136–159 seats, while #INC is projected to win 62–82, and #JDS 3–6. All major parties have been considered individually, with no alliances. #Karnataka #Elections #Survey #Codemo #PeoplesPulse

In the latest survey conducted by #Codemo and #PeoplesPulse between April 17 and May 18, 2025, with a sample size of 10k , the #BJP is leading with 51.0% vote share, followed by the #INC at 40.3% and #JDS at 5.0%. The survey shows a significant lead of 10.7% for BJP over INC.