Overview
- Parties completed filings for the 26 October legislative elections, with La Libertad Avanza unveiling centrally cast slates that blend ministers with non‑traditional figures.
- President Javier Milei is set to present the Buenos Aires Province congressional ticket on Tuesday in Junín’s Teatro San Carlos alongside José Luis Espert, Karen Reichardt and Diego Santilli as part of the campaign launch.
- The Chamber of Deputies has called a Wednesday session to consider four presidential vetoes covering pensions, the moratoria, a disability emergency and aid for Bahía Blanca, a vote both sides treat as an early test of strength.
- The government is recruiting 40,000 poll watchers for the Sept. 7 Buenos Aires provincial ballot and 100,000 nationwide, relying on territorial networks built through agencies such as ANSES and PAMI.
- Local maps show contrasts: Santa Fe’s ruling Provincias Unidas filed a disciplined slate and Peronism sealed a last‑minute unity list led by Caren Tepp with Agustín Rossi, while ruptures emerged in CABA with the Manes–Lousteau split and LLA leaned on celebrity outsiders including Virginia Gallardo.