La Libertad Avanza presented its list of candidates for deputies for Córdoba

La Libertad Avanza has formalized its list of candidates for the October legislative elections, at an event held at the Quinto Centenario Hotel. The presentation was led by Gabriel Bornoroni, leader of the bloc in the province, who expressed confidence in the political direction of the group. The list seeks to consolidate Córdoba's support for President Javier Milei's national project.

The first spot is held by businessman Gonzalo Roca, accompanied by influencer Laura Soldano, who will represent a renewal within the group. They are joined by Marcos Patiño, current director of PAMI Córdoba and party representative, and Deputy Laura Rodríguez Machado, who has a strong political background. The list is completed by Enrique Lluch, an official from the National Highway Administration in the province.

Luis Juez, national senator and one of the most influential figures in Córdoba's opposition, publicly expressed his support, although he will not be a candidate. According to Bornoroni, the proposal reflects a commitment to liberal values and to the reforms promoted from Casa Rosada. "We're pleased to offer the people of Córdoba a 100% liberal list, which will go to Congress to defend the reforms the country needs," he stated.

A strategy with a provincial and national perspective

In his remarks, Gonzalo Roca emphasized the need for Córdoba to remain a key stronghold in supporting national reforms. The candidate insisted that without a solid legislative majority, the political change driven from the Nation is at risk of being blocked. "There are other lists that are openly campaigning today to stop President Milei, such as Natalia de la Sota," he warned.

The inclusion of diverse profiles on the ballot seeks to attract an electorate that demands renewal, but also political experience in legislative spaces. In this regard, Laura Rodríguez Machado's participation provides institutional support and knowledge of parliamentary dynamics. The strategy aims to ensure that Córdoba has active representatives in Congress to sustain the reform agenda.

With this line-up, La Libertad Avanza seeks to strengthen its presence in the province while at the same time sending a message of unity to the electorate. The list combines emerging figures and established leaders, aiming to demonstrate balance and solidity. The group is confident that this formula will position them as the winning alternative in the October legislative elections.