Buenos Aires, Argentina – President Javier Milei is preparing to deliver a crucial speech this Saturday at the inauguration of the Sociedad Rural exhibition in Palermo. In a gesture of protocol, the government has extended invitations to Vice President Victoria Villarruel and Buenos Aires City Executive Jorge Macri to attend the event.

While the Sociedad Rural was the entity that initially issued the invitations, the Casa Rosada will be responsible for determining their seating arrangements in the front rows. This invitation comes in a context of political relations that have shown some tensions between Milei, Villarruel, and Macri, who were last seen together amicably at the previous year’s Rural exhibition. Despite recent friction, including reports that Milei avoided their greetings at the May 25th Tedeum and publicly criticized Villarruel, the invitations were issued following due protocol.

Vice President Villarruel’s attendance at Saturday’s event has not yet been confirmed, although it is known that she plans to visit the exhibition on another occasion. Meanwhile, Jorge Macri’s presence has been confirmed. The article also notes that President Milei and other government officials have previously visited the Sociedad Rural, and it is anticipated that the President will address the issue of agricultural retentions in his speech, a key demand from producers in the sector. This event represents an opportunity for the President to reaffirm his vision for the Argentine countryside and his commitment to the productive sector.