After the incursion through Córdoba, the upcoming national dates put the emphasis on Flag Day, with June 20 in Rosario (Santa Fe) and July 9, with the Declaration of Independence, which has as its capital from the Republic to San Miguel de Tucumán. Both Milei and the Minister of the Interior, Guillermo Francos, have given both dates as probable for the signing of the May Pact with the governors. The libertarian economist is closer to Independence Square than to the National Historical Monument of the Flag. Faced with this possibility, they are already working so that Tucumán receives the head of state, his cabinet and the governors in the Historical House and the Government House. There are still 53 days left for that, a lifetime for a convulsed Argentina that is struggling between inflationary deceleration, a calmer dollar, a quick exit from the recession, political and institutional agreements that have not yet been reached and a strange bet on sacrifice with the hope that the change is real, with a goodbye to adjustment and towards a more balanced country.
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