The convergence of such diverse political forces also demonstrates a new electoral landscape where alliances are built on programmatic axes and not only on ideological affinities.
Governor Frigerio announced a united front among PRO, UCR, MSE, Partido FE, Partido Libertario, and La Libertad Avanza
The convergence of such diverse political forces also demonstrates a new electoral landscape where alliances are built on programmatic axes and not only on ideological affinities.
Frigerio emphasized that the central objective is to prevent Kirchnerism from regaining control of the province, ensuring the implementation of structural reforms and policies aimed at productive development. "Two years ago, we promised the people of Entre Ríos that we wouldn't return to the past, and we're fulfilling that promise," stated the provincial leader.
The governor stressed that the reforms implemented during his administration have made it possible to organize and bring transparency to the State, eliminate political privileges, and offer concrete solutions to citizens. According to his explanation, the new electoral front not only seeks to defend the progress achieved but also to deepen the productive and opportunity-driven model.
Frigerio highlighted that this coalition is made up of those who "defend the agricultural sector and the productive sector" and are committed to a future with more development and jobs for Entre Ríos.
The agreement with La Libertad Avanza, Milei's party, marks a milestone in Entre Ríos politics and reflects the alignment between both leaders regarding economic reforms, transparency, and reduction of political spending. The strategy aims to strengthen a solid bloc that can be replicated in other provinces and in Congress, with the goal of ensuring governability and preventing setbacks.
Key points of the agreement:
The signing of the electoral front comes at a time when Milei seeks to consolidate provincial support for his national agenda and Frigerio aims to shield Entre Ríos from potential advances by Kirchnerism.
The alliance is projected as a key factor in the 2025 electoral contest and as a model of political cooperation between the national government and like-minded provincial governments.