Young people and outsiders from the region, committed to defending Javier Milei's ideas and model
The coordination emphasized that this renewal is motivated by the commitment and willingness to contribute to the group. Furthermore, the intention is to help clean up structures that no longer respond to the current political reality. Likewise, the aim is to align party work with the new guidelines promoted by the provincial leadership.
Currently, Peronism governs in more than 50% of the municipalities in Punilla Department, which presents a huge challenge. The team seeks to prepare to compete for real power in each locality, fight the cultural and electoral battle, and offer a solid alternative that represents the ideas of freedom.
With a strategic vision, the new team is already working on identifying local representatives in every corner of the department. In addition, it is coordinating actions with provincial leaders and planning a series of diverse activities. These are aimed at both territorial growth and the political training of its members.
"We're going to build something different, from the bottom up, with conviction, effort, and activism; the caste has an expiration date in Punilla, and more and more of us are choosing the path of freedom," said Spatola. La Libertad Avanza is thus consolidating itself as a living and dynamic force in Punilla. All under a leadership that represents renewal, conviction, and constant work in defense of the ideas of freedom.
The Punilla Department in the province of Córdoba is entering a new phase within La Libertad Avanza. This stage is marked by a change in direction, renewal of leadership, and a strong focus on territorial work.
The leadership of the group is now headed by Francesca Spatola, from La Cumbre, who was recently appointed as Departmental Coordinator. The leader is accompanied by a young team committed to the values of freedom and the project led by President Javier Milei.
The team is completed by Facundo Cepeda Tadeo (La Cumbre), Tomás Cardozo (Bialet Massé), Franco Gallardo (Villa Santa Cruz del Lago), and Máximo Barrera Tapia (Santa María de Punilla). Together, they aim to reorganize the department and strengthen the party's presence in each locality. In addition, the goal is to consolidate local representatives aligned with the principles of La Libertad Avanza.
