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LLA electoral and organizational strategy

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The La Libertad Avanza (LLA) party continues to advance its organizational and electoral strategies for the 2027 elections. In La Rioja, leadership changes were confirmed: Claudia López will move to the Senate, while Celeste Maidana takes López’s former position in the Provincial Legislature. In La Pampa, Adrián Ravier was elected president of the Provincial Executive Council until 2030. Internal challenges persist in Salta, where a dissident faction led by Rodrigo Quinteros has challenged the leadership of Alfredo Olmedo and Emilia Orozco. In the province of Buenos Aires, LLA is focusing on municipal fiscal reform. Provincial Deputy Pablo Morillo has introduced a bill to amend the Organic Law of Municipalities, requiring that every local tax be backed by a concrete, effective, and individualized service. The proposal aims to prevent municipalities from charging fees without providing corresponding services and includes provisions for the Court of Accounts to oversee compliance and mandate online transparency regarding tax justifications. Morillo ~~stated the initiative seeks to address fiscal pressure on residents~~ argued that current practices, such as charging cleaning and ~~businesses, noting~~ lighting fees in private neighborhoods where services are not rendered, constitute an unfair burden. The initiative draws support from a recent Supreme Court ruling regarding municipal provisions. The project includes the ~~goal is~~ creation of article 226 bis, which would empower the Court of Accounts to ~~ensure responsible administration~~ verify compliance and ~~avoid litigation.~~ sanction officials who authorize irregular taxes. It also mandates that municipalities publish tax details, justifications, and calculation parameters on their websites. Negotiations for an electoral alliance between LLA and the PRO have reached a stalemate. Former President Mauricio Macri reported that discussions between PRO representatives and government officials have made no progress, noting that representatives Cristian Ritondo and Fernando de Andreis reported a lack of advancement in biweekly meetings at the Casa Rosada. This impasse is compounded by disagreements over the 2027 budget, international diplomacy, and potential modifications to the PASO primary electoral system. The government has attributed the lack of progress to internal divisions within the PRO, specifically citing tensions between Macri and Buenos Aires City Chief Jorge Macri.

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