On the PRO side, the person in charge of representing the party was Cristian Ritondo, PRO president in the province. "I believe this is a day of great hope for Buenos Aires residents. There is hope to recover a province that for some is unviable and for us everything is possible. As the national government has shown in the country, we can find balance, security, and order", he stated.
Ritondo also addressed the challenge of reversing years of Kirchnerist dominance in the province. "We are going to carry out the commitment in that stronghold of populism that is Buenos Aires Province, so that order and freedom can also be experienced. Thanks to each of the mayors and leaders who supported this agreement", he added.
Regarding the integration of lists and the role of mayors in the negotiation, Ritondo replied: "The creation of an electoral front has never caused so much expectation. This clearly shows the possibility that we can defeat populism in Buenos Aires Province. We are going to discuss capabilities and who best represents us in the PRO and LLA alliance in Buenos Aires Province".
Finally, he emphasized that the coalition is not the result of improvisation: "This is the consolidation of work that did not start today. We have not known each other for just two days. This is a team that began to form and consolidates the work we have been doing. We are clear about what we do not want. We are going to reach an agreement. We want to run an election to win. We hope to live up to what Buenos Aires residents expect from us".
The agreement was reinforced with the confirmation that the 13 PRO mayors in the province will join the new electoral front as a bloc. The alliance thus seeks to consolidate a competitive space to challenge Kirchnerism in its strongest stronghold.
