In the midst of negotiations in the province of Buenos Aires with the aim of overcoming Peronism, Pro and Libertad progresses, they go through moments of tension by the candidacies. The suspension of provincial level passage pushes definitions. However, while libertarian hosts insist that José Luis Espert head the list of national deputies along with other applicantsthe pro seeks to preserve its territorial weight and the strength of some of its candidates, such as Diego Santilli.
This was made clear by the national deputy and PRO ship owner in the province of Buenos Aires, Cristian Ritondowho still trusts that there will be an alliance between macrismo and lla, despite the differences in power aspirations, and a context in which “The internal of Peronism has stained absolutely The electoral process of the province of Buenos Aires, ”he defined.
“Today the fight of them is more important than to know how Buenos Aires will vote,” said Ritondo, in dialogue with Radio Rivadavia. “We do not know what day electoral fronts are presented, what day the tickets are sent to print or when the candidates are presented. That is the truth of the province of Buenos Aires,” he added, when giving a panorama about the complexity of the electoral process.
Within that framework, he ratified the need to build an alliance between the PRO and LLA: “The PRO wants a front to defeat populismto end what is happening with security, health and education. “And he added that the province” needs a very urgent change “and that” all the forces of change must be together to achieve it. ” I have a responsibility for a society that tells us every day ‘Go together!’ ”, Synthesized.
However, he warned that there will be an intense discussion in the assembly of municipal lists, deputies and senators to the Buenos Aires Legislature: “On September 7, provincial councilors and legislators are voted, and We are going to sit with strength around our mayorsthat have a very important territoriality. “And he continued:” We must also guarantee governance to each of our mayors, as we guarantee the national government. It is a responsibility that I have as president of the party. ”
Within that framework, when referring to the negotiations with the Government, Ritondo confirmed that there are meetings “stored that do not come out in the newspapers” and highlighted the predisposition of the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Mileithe presidential advisor Santiago Caputo and the chief of cabinet, Guillermo Francos. “They were present at the two most public meetings, showing a huge will,” he said.
This afternoon, on the same line the chief of Cabinet was pronounced, Guillermo Francoswho relativized the differences with the yellow party, in particular, of the president’s sayings Mauricio Macri that pointed towards the “purchase” of leaders of their space from the government. “President Macri’s statements try to show some independence so that those who still think that the PRO is an alternative accompany them with the vote. But when it comes to a national election, when senators and national deputies are chosen, people will wonder: ‘Do I have to support President Milei or not?’ This is going to divide the universe, ”he said, referring to the assembly of legislative lists.
“We are very sure that we will win the October election. There is already a cultural change. The differences that we can have in local elections will be settled in the National. And he who does not see it is mine. He has a short view, ”added Francos, in dialogue with Radio Mitre.
At the moment, the truth is that there are no certainties for legislative elections for Congress. According to Ritondo, names will have to be harmonized in a common list: “We have good candidates such as Diego Santilliand they have a very good candidate like José Luis Espert. But the important thing is to define which country we want and why we need national deputies. ”
The head of the PRO also pointed against Sebastián Parejathe Buenos Aires shipowner of Lla. A few weeks ago, the libertarian, close to Karina Milei, responded to Macri by pointing out that some leaders of the PRO and radicalism “didn’t even have to buy them, they were given away. And we didn’t go to look for them,” he said. Within that framework, Ritondo replied: “I do not agree. I do not think they have been given. I do not agree with the way they went, or with the moment, or with why they did.”
Despite the current treatments, distance and distrust between macrismo and libertarians remains installed. At the beginning of April, Sebastián Pareja himself implied that the government’s interest in the province of Buenos Aires was not closing “A PRO-LIBERTAD AGREEMENT“, But negotiate “Leader by leader”.
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