Mauricio Macri, the former president of Argentina, is organizing a summit for the PRO (Republican Proposal) party scheduled for March 10 at Parque Norte. This meeting will involve the expanded national board, key territorial leaders, and legislative heads. Although Macri was requested to provide details about the agenda, he has excused himself due to being out of the country that week. The summit will feature discussions on the legislative agenda for 2026 and economic strategies, supported by his team at the Fundación Pensar. Macri is expected to conclude the event with a speech emphasizing that the PRO intends to enter the presidential elections of 2027 with its own candidate.

The dynamics of the party are particularly significant as they coincide with Javier Milei’s aspirations for re-election. If Milei wants to remain in power, securing Macri's backing will be vital, as polls suggest that Macri alone could garner around 20% of voter intention. This potential support could be a game changer for Milei, enhancing his chances of victory if they join forces. However, the political maneuvering could also lead to conflict, as Macri's influence can sway voters either way, boosting or undermining Milei's campaign.

As these developments unfold, the Peronist faction is reportedly experiencing divisions at the hierarchical level, complicating the political landscape ahead of Argentina's future elections. The fragmentation of Peronism, combined with the strategic positioning of figures like Macri and Milei, sets the stage for a highly competitive electoral environment. Stakeholders are watching closely to see how these alliances form, and what impact they will have on the political climate leading up to the next presidential elections.