After leading the central event of Flag Day in Rosario, President Javier Milei received four governors from different political parties this afternoon at the Casa Rosada. The leaders present were Osvaldo Jaldo (Tucumán), Gustavo Sáenz (Salta), Raúl Jalil (Catamarca) and Carlos Sadir (Jujuy).
The meeting, which lasted just over 30 minutes, was part of the relaunch of the May Pact, announced by President Milei in the city of Santa Fe. The event in Rosario was attended by almost his entire cabinet of ministers, with the notable absence of the head of Economy, Luis Caputo.
Almost his entire cabinet of ministers attended the event in Rosario, with the notable absence of the head of the Economy, Luis Caputo.
Among the governors present, Jaldo and Jalil They came to power through Peronist lists under the name of Unión por la Patria, but quickly adopted measures in line with national policies, especially in fiscal adjustment. Similar is the case of Sáenz, who renewed his mandate through a provincial force, and Sadir, successor of the radical governor Gerardo Morales in Jujuy.
The provinces of northwest Argentina, represented by these governors, are awaiting significant investments, especially in the mining sector
The provinces of northwest Argentina, represented by these governors, are waiting for significant investments, especially in the mining sector. These investments depend largely on the approval of the Bases Law, which includes the Large Foreign Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI). The Chamber of Deputies has a session scheduled for next Thursday, June 27, where it will review the project and decide on the modifications proposed by the Senate.
The four governors arrived at Balcarce 50 in the same vehicle shortly after noon, while President Milei was still on a flight from Santa Fe. They carried some packages with gifts and avoided making statements to the press.
A few minutes later, the president Mileiaccompanied by his sister Karina -General Secretary of the Presidency- and his Chief of Staff, Franksthey entered the Casa Rosada through the esplanade that overlooks Rivadavia Street.
In the afternoon, around 7 p.m., President Milei plans to travel to Europe where he will receive three awards in Spain, Germany and Czech Republic.
