US Edition2025 Elections: Political Forces Closed Their Campaigns and Opens Way to the Electoral Ban
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With a euphoric speech delivered just three days after the legislative elections, the Argentine president, Javier Milei , called on Thursday night to support his party, La Libertad Avanza (LLA), in the closing of the campaign. «This Sunday we have to defend the path taken» , asked the head of state in the run-up to elections that in the South American country are lived as if it were a presidential election. In an act in the city of Rosario, in w…
President Javier Milei heads the campaign closure of La Libertad Avanza in Rosario tonight, accompanied by a large part of his Cabinet and the LLA list heads who will compete this Sunday in the 24 districts. “This government is different from all those that existed before,” Milei said at the beginning of his speech. After that, the president called to “change his face to Congress” to advance with the “structural reforms that the country needs.” …
La Libertad Avanza, with President Milei at the head, closed in Rosario. Fuerza Patria focused on the province of Buenos Aires. The last acts of the Civic Coalition, the UCR and other fronts
Javier Milei will lead the event in Santa Fe. In his speech, the president is expected to emphasize the slogan of the campaign: “La Libertad Avanza o Argentina recede”.
A few hours before the beginning of the electoral ban for the national legislative elections, President Javier Milei headed this Thursday afternoon the campaign closing act in Parque España de Rosario, in front of hundreds of libertarian militants. The president opened his speech with a historical reference: “It is a huge joy to be where General Belgrano created the Argentine flag,” he said after coming on stage while his classic entry theme, Pa…
The president also said: "We walked towards the ideas of freedom or Castro-Chavista communism. That's why we have been asking you for months now not to relax because this time the effort is worth it. That's why this election on Sunday is so important." Read more
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