Javier Milei

Milei's reelection, a coin in the air

Kike Arriaga's opinion

Leandro Santoro during a political interview in a television studio.

Santoro says Peronist unity is not closed off and the right can split

Leandro Santoro argued that Peronism's division is not inevitable and that a split on the right is not impossible either. His diagnosis points to the opposition's architecture, the relationship between Peronism and Buenos Aires progressivism, and the political scenario toward 2027.

Natalia De la Sota and Juan Manuel Olmos during a political meeting in Córdoba.

Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Natalia De la Sota and Juan Manuel Olmos seek to build a federal alternative to Milei

The Córdoba lawmaker met in Córdoba with the Buenos Aires City leader and they agreed on building an opposition proposal centred on federalism, production, work, education, science and technology. The move belongs to a Peronist path that still has no single candidacy.

Diego Santilli during a political meeting related to electoral reform.

National

Government negotiates linked lists with governors to suspend the primaries

Diego Santilli is promoting a strategy to eliminate the primaries and allow provincial forces to link their legislative lists to Javier Milei's presidential ticket under the Single Paper Ballot system.

San Luis

Jorge Fernández calls for a united defence of San Luis over biofuels and the Cold Zone scheme

The national deputy criticised the provincial government for its earlier support for La Libertad Avanza, but pledged support for biodiesel SMEs and proposed a joint appeal to Javier Milei.