Overview
- The Venado Tuerto mayor formally assumed the party presidency and presented a renewal built on dialogue, concrete management and public works.
- He said the UCR will back measures it deems positive from the national administration while clearly marking differences when necessary.
- He urged Congress to debate labor-law changes, calling the current system a failure marked by high informality and hiring risks, and noted the party has not set its vote.
- He criticized the lack of infrastructure investment, arguing fiscal surplus must translate into works on roads and ports to support production.
- He emphasized the party’s territorial reach — five provinces and more than 500 mayors — and cited Raúl Alfonsín as its central historical reference.