LLA-PRO Conclave as Mauricio Macri, Karina Milei ‘Resume Contact’
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A year from the presidential vote, Argentina's parties begin to define alliances
With little more than a year to go before Argentina's presidential elections of October 2027, the governing party and the main opposition force began this week to realign their positions. La Libertad Avanza, the party of President Javier Milei, resumed talks with former president Mauricio Macri's PRO, while the various currents of Peronism agreed a truce aimed at blocking the electoral reform the government is promoting.
LLA-PRO conclave as Mauricio Macri, Karina Milei ‘resume contact’
Representatives from La Libertad Avanza and PRO meet at Casa Rosada in bid to re-open lines of dialogue and coordinate congressional efforts; Light warming of relations comes months after ex-president and current leader spoke. Leer más
Karina Milei and Mauricio Macri Spoke to Move Forward with an Agreement Between Libertarians and Pro
It will be at the Casa Rosada, after the differences that had distanced the former president from Javier Milei
The former president spoke with the secretary general and reactivated the link with the government after a long time.On Thursday, in Casa Rosada, Diego Santilli, "Lule" Menem, Cristian Ritondo and Fernando de Andreis will be seen.
The party president revealed that he resumed the dialogue with the Secretary General of the Presidency and ordered Ritondo and De Andreis to open a dialogue table with the Milei government. Tomorrow, meeting with Santilli
The electoral race towards 2027 has already begun. The government accelerated the discussion following the visit of the delegates of Mauricio Macri to the Casa Rosada. With Karina Milei's mandate, the chief of staff tries to shield agreements with the allies to approve their legislative agenda focused on economic reforms and without abandoning the objective of eliminating the primaries or suspending despite the doubts of the PRO.With this plan, …
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