Nicolás Scioli opened the first party headquarters of La Libertad Avanza in Tigre.

In an event that marked the formal start of La Libertad Avanza's territorial work in Tigre, Nicolás Scioli, a leader of the liberal space in that Buenos Aires district, inaugurated the first party office with Javier Milei as president of the Nation. The activity took place on Tuesday, April 30, and was attended by a wide range of provincial leaders, legislators, and supporters.

The event represented not only the opening of a physical headquarters but also the launch of a new political phase aimed at consolidating the libertarian project in the northern area of the suburbs.

Broad party and national support

The inauguration was attended by key figures of the libertarian political structure:

• Alejandro Carrancio, vice president of La Libertad Avanza in the province of Buenos Aires
• Andrea Vera, coordinator of the First Electoral Section
• Ramón Vera, provincial deputy
• Geraldine Calvella, deputy and Youth coordinator
• José de los Ríos, local coordinator of Tigre
• Daniel Scioli, secretary of Tourism, Environment, and Sports of the Nation

The participation of national leaders underscored the importance of the event for the political space led by President Javier Milei.

"The first step to consolidate the transformation"

During his speech, Nicolás Scioli stated that the inauguration "is the first step to consolidate the transformation that has already begun at the national level" and highlighted the strategic value of the district: "We want to build a New Tigre, freer, more prosperous, and with more opportunities," he said.

Meanwhile, Alejandro Carrancio anticipated that "in 2025, a Tigre painted violet is coming", while Ramón Vera called on "all men and women who embrace the ideas of freedom" to join the territorial work. Andrea Vera, in the same vein, defined the office as "the spearhead of what's to come."

Projection and territorial work

The party headquarters will be the hub of political and activist activities in Tigre, with the goal of consolidating the presence of La Libertad Avanza in the First Electoral Section. Scioli emphasized the need to "awaken" a municipality that, in his words, "is asleep," and called to "put the people's agenda first."

With this opening, La Libertad Avanza begins a new phase of local construction in line with the national government's axes: economic freedom, reduction of the State, and citizen protagonism.