Ritondo Insists on Forming an Alliance Between PRO and ALL in PBA: "People Ask Us"

"It's purple": the operation with which the government seeks to absorb the PRO without negotiations. (Photo: Reuters / Matías Baglietto) The ruling party is moving forward with a consolidation strategy that does not contemplate formal alliances with the party founded by Mauricio Macri. The Libertarians have already identified allied mayors and are projecting future positions. The result of the Buenos Aires City elections was the final signal the…

Provincial leaders begin to work thinking about the local elections and the general elections of October 26th. Dialogue with the national government, pressure for public works and the province that is close to forming an alliance with La Libertad Avanza.

Radicalism sealed an internal agreement between the sectors of Abad and Lousteau and prepares to dispute power in Buenos Aires territory. The post The UCR Buenos Aires was reordered and began to define its electoral strategy for the Province appeared first on The Intransigent.

The Buenos Aires deputy of the PRO said that they will “work” to reach that pact with the libertarian space. After the very hard defeat of the PRO in the City of Buenos Aires, the deputy Cristian Ritondo said that they are looking to reach an agreement with La Libertad Avanza (LLA) in the province of Buenos Aires. In dialogue with Alfredo Leuco in LN+, he had no hesitation in saying that “if we go together, we beat the Ks by ten points.” The com…

The deputy and president of the PRO bloc, Cristian Ritondo, expressed hope with the idea of closing an alliance with La Libertad Avanza in the province of Buenos Aires by ensuring that he is “convinced” that, if the forces present themselves in unity, they will prevail over Kirchnerism. “We will work to have a great triumph and to have the greatest number of national deputies and in the province have an excellent election. I am convinced that to…

The former president participates in a forum in Spain, where he confirmed that Congressman Cristian Ritondo, started the talks.