The president of the PRO who is seeking to run for the presidency,
Patricia Bullrich
, sealed an agreement with the national deputy and leader of the United Republicans,
Ricardo López Murphy
, to work together for this year's elections.
"Argentina's potential is colossal and undeniable. With strength, courage and commitment, we are going to move our Nation forward and overwhelm Kirchnerism at the polls," was the text that both of them uploaded to the networks accompanying a photo together to give the news.
Bullrich is immersed in activities, almost with campaign rhythm.
He seeks to add allies in the competition with Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, who said that he will go to PASO, even if Mauricio Macri is a candidate.
For his part, the economist
flirts with being a candidate for Buenos Aires head of government.
However, from both sectors, they do not confirm that the photo means support for the candidacies.
In the Buenos Aires homeland, in fact, Bullrich endorses Jorge Macri.
Larreta had included López Murphy in the Buenos Aires alliance when he nominated María Eugenia Vidal as the first candidate for deputy in 2021. At that time, amid tensions, Bullrich ended up getting out of the campaign.
From that place he got the bench in Deputies that he now integrates.
Bullrich has been adding photos.
In the Harvest, in Mendoza, he aroused rumors with the photo together with the radicals Alfredo Cornejo, Rodolfo Suárez, Carolina Losada, Gustavo Valdés, Luis Naidenoff, Facundo Manez and the Peronist Emilio Monzó.
Bullrich then posed alone with Manes.
"The intention is to strengthen ties within the UCR and with the allies of the Together for Change coalition in the construction of a government project," the deputy explained after that image.
That group of radicals, in turn, is willing to discuss the electoral definitions with Gerardo Morales, president of the UCR, from Jujuy.
This Thursday, he visited Expoagro, where he toured with his own delegation.
Among them, the mayors of Captain Sarmiento Javier Iguacel and San Nicolás Manuel Passaglia, the director of the National Communications Entity Silvana Giudici, the deputy Pablo Torello, the senator from Buenos Aires Joaquín de la Torre, the former Minister of Agriculture Luis Miguel Etchevehere, the former secretary of Agriculture Willy Bernaudo, the former chief of Cabinet of Agroindustry Jorge Srodek and the former deputy Eduardo Amadeo.