Overview
- Campero (Tucumán), Picat (Córdoba) and Tournier (Corrientes) left their provincial UCR-derived group to formally enter La Libertad Avanza in the Chamber of Deputies.
- The trio previously sat in the Liga del Interior and operated in an interbloc arrangement with the libertarians, so the move converts informal alignment into secured votes.
- Counts reported by outlets place LLA at 91–92 deputies, within a few seats of Unión por la Patria/Fuerza Patria on 95–96, a margin that could decide control of key committee chairmanships.
- Government envoys are courting provincial delegations, with particular attention on Catamarca’s four deputies and Santiago del Estero’s seven, to lock in more support before the new term begins.
- LLA’s Gabriel Bornoroni welcomed the incorporations as crucial to passing Milei’s agenda, while Campero said the decision followed talks with Martín Menem and Bornoroni and that Patricia Bullrich encouraged him; recent gains also include seven PRO-aligned deputies.