Buenos Aires, Argentina – In a high-impact political event, President Javier Milei presented the candidates for La Libertad Avanza (LLA) for the upcoming legislative elections in Junín. The rally, held in a packed theater, served as a platform for a speech the president deemed historic. With a fervent atmosphere, Milei reaffirmed his government’s “cultural battle” and outlined his strategy to consolidate a parliamentary majority to advance structural reforms.

During his address, Milei harshly criticized the “Kirchnerist” movement, calling the provincial elections on September 7th a “great electoral battle” that could signal the end of their political influence. In this context, the president accused the opposition of resorting to fraudulent tactics and assaulting his party’s militants, emphasizing the importance of electoral oversight to guarantee the transparency of the process.

The president’s speech was not only focused on political confrontation but also highlighted what he considers to be the achievements of his administration. Milei referred to a supposed 6% economic expansion and a reduction in poverty. These figures, presented at the event, aimed to contrast his administration with the opposition, particularly with the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, whom he held responsible for a high tax burden.

The event was attended by key party figures, such as his sister and LLA president, Karina Milei, as well as the first candidate for national deputy, José Luis Espert, and Sebastián Pareja. The choice of Junín, in the Fourth Electoral Section, was not a coincidence; it is a strategic area where the party seeks to strengthen itself and challenge the traditional strongholds of the opposition, particularly the local “Somos Buenos Aires” alliance.

The event concluded with a message of unity and a call from Milei to his party to secure not only a majority in Congress but also governorships and mayoralties across the country. The goal, according to the president, is to ensure that his government’s reforms can be implemented at all levels, from the national to the municipal, thereby ensuring a deep and lasting transformation of Argentina.