The Chief of Staff referred to the midterm elections and stated that the polls are very favorable in the Mediterranean province
Regarding the relationship between the national government and the governors, he pointed out: "With Governor Martín Llaryora we've tried to solve the problem of the Pension Fund. Considering previous administrations, I believe Llaryora should be satisfied with the national government. It's clear that he's demanding more; that's the function of a governor."
Among other topics, he also referred to the relationship with other political groups such as PRO.
"We're paying close attention to the situation in Córdoba because we know we have a very favorable electorate with the national government and we don't want to disappoint any sector," he said.
Finally, regarding the Fábrica Argentina de Aviones (Fadea) in Córdoba, Francos emphasized that proposals have been heard to carry out technological developments for the national Defense sector.
"We've spoken with Governor Llaryora. I believe there is a bit of analysis regarding the company's valuation and its possibilities. We've heard many proposals from sectors to use Fadea's facilities to carry out technological developments in the Defense sector. We have pending issues to solve because urgent matters sometimes prevent us from addressing the issues we have, but I keep it constantly in mind as one of the topics we need to move forward on," he concluded.
Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, stated that La Libertad Avanza will have a great election in October in Córdoba.
"Maybe that will be one of the best we do," said the national official, who highlighted the very positive image of President Javier Milei in the Mediterranean province.
"We see in Córdoba that we have very favorable polls for the national government, among the highest. Regarding President Milei's image and voting intention for the October elections, maybe that will be one of the best we do," he stated in an interview with the streaming channel of the newspaper La Voz.
Francos referred to the strong inclination to vote for the president in the Argentine provinces.
"Governors know that Milei is highly valued in the provinces in general. Córdoba is very particular; its people have a strong inclination to know what the causes are that have led to the crises Argentina has been experiencing," he added.
