US EditionGovernors Demanded “Reciprocity” From Javier Milei in the Midst of Tension with the Provinces
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At the Argentine Cobre 2025 Conference, Gov. Gustavo Sáenz stressed the need for coordination between the National Government and provincial leaders. In addition, he called for reciprocity and real commitment with those who support governance. Gov. Gustavo Sáenz participated in the Argentina Cobre 2025 Conference, a key meeting for the mining sector that brought together national officials and provincial leaders. In this context, he raised the u…
A group of governors again made demands to President Javier Milei before the last vetoes of the head of state are debated in Congress and after the recent launch of the electoral alliance of provincial leaders that increased tension with Casa Rosada.
During a meeting at the Second International Conference Argentina Copper 2025, a group of provincial leaders expressed concern over the lack of articulation with the national executive. Among them was the governor of Salta, Gustavo Sáenz, who, accompanied by Marcelo Orrego (San Juan), Raúl Jalil (Catalan), Carlos Sadir (Jujuy) and Alfredo Cornejo (Mendoza), sent a direct message to President Javier Milei: “Liality has to do with reciprocity.”
The Governor participated in the International Conference of San Juan. He emphasized that international investors not only “need fiscal balance in the economy, but also institutional balance” showing “a president and governors working together.” Governor Gustavo Sáenz participated in the Second International Conference Argentina Copper 2025 in San Juan, a strategic meeting organized by Panorama Minero, which brings together the main leaders of t…
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