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Abdala denied an electoral pact between LLA and the San Luis government

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The Senate's provisional president rejected reports of a provincial alliance for 2027 and said decisions will depend on the national leadership and San Luis voters. His statement announced neither candidates nor the closure of future talks.

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The provisional president of the Senate, Bartolomé Abdala, denied that there is an electoral agreement between La Libertad Avanza and the government of the province of San Luis for 2027. The legislator released a statement to reject the reports about an understanding and maintained that party decisions will be made in line with the national leadership of Javier Milei.

Abdala accused the provincial administration of installing nonexistent support and of trying to build political legitimacy through speculations about an alliance. He also questioned their contribution to the reforms promoted by the national Executive Branch. These statements are part of the senator's position and do not constitute an independent institutional evaluation of the legislative behavior of the ruling party of San Luis.

The libertarian leader stated that the current priority must be solving the citizens' problems. According to his proposal, anticipating agreements for a still distant election diverts attention from management and the public agenda. The electoral decision, he added, will come when the party considers it appropriate to formally start that process.

The senator emphasized that the strategy for 2027 will respond to the organic directives of La Libertad Avanza and to the will of the society of San Luis. With that formulation, he sought to reserve for the party structure and the local electorate the final word on candidacies, fronts, and possible support, instead of accepting an understanding announced from another space.

The statement comes as different national and provincial leaders discuss possible convergences with forces that support part of Milei's agenda. In San Luis, Abdala tried to set a limit to that conversation and to differentiate parliamentary or institutional cooperation from an electoral pact. His refusal refers to the existence of an already closed agreement.

The statement did not present candidates, rules for selecting nominees, or a definitive strategy for the province. It also does not prohibit conversations from being opened in the future nor does it define how potential municipal or legislative alliances would be resolved. The confirmed fact is that Abdala denied an existing understanding and subordinated any decision to the libertarian leadership and the voters of San Luis; the scenario of 2027 continues without formal definition within any announced table.

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