Overview
- La Libertad Avanza remains undecided on whether to run independently or form alliances in Corrientes, with electoral front deadlines approaching in mid-May.
- Karina Milei and Martín Menem's faction advocates for maintaining party purity, while Santiago Caputo's group supports coalition-building for broader electoral success.
- Governor Gustavo Valdés, ineligible for re-election, has signaled openness to collaborating with La Libertad Avanza, following a recent meeting with Karina Milei.
- Local party leader Lisandro Almirón has publicly rejected reports of a potential alliance, emphasizing plans to field a gubernatorial candidate.
- The party's strategy in Corrientes is influenced by its mixed results in other provinces, including solo runs in Buenos Aires, Salta, and Jujuy, and a coalition in Chaco.