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Argentina electoral reform and 2027 political maneuvering

The Argentine government is navigating internal debates regarding a major electoral reform. A primary objective of the administration is to eliminate the PASO primary elections, alongside discussions on party financing and the implementation of a single paper ballot. While some officials aim to advance the project before the end of the year, the administration faces challenges due to a lack of sufficient support in Congress and the need to build consensus with provincial governors.

Political maneuvering is also intensifying ahead of the 2027 elections. La Libertad Avanza and the PRO have initiated dialogue to build a more stable political alliance, a move seen by analysts as an attempt to ensure future governability. Meanwhile, opposition figures like Miguel Ángel Pichetto have suggested that the Peronist movement could potentially win in the first round of 2027, citing potential divisions within the ruling coalition, such as a possible independent candidacy by Vice President Victoria Villarruel.

In other political developments, former President Eduardo Duhalde has criticized President Javier Milei’s confrontational style and announced the formation of a new political party, Movimiento Productivo Argentino. Duhalde, while distancing himself from a personal candidacy, expressed support for Governor Axel Kicillof as a potential leader for 2027.

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Axel Kicillof · Eduardo Duhalde · Javier Milei · Karina Milei · La Libertad Avanza · Mauricio Macri · PRO

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