In Argentina, a new interblock has been formed in the Senate named Impulso País, consisting of seven legislators from the Provincias Unidas, various provincial parties, and the PRO. The formation of this coalition has been officially communicated to Victoria Villarruel, the president of the lower house. The senators involved include notable figures such as Alejandra Vigo from Córdoba and Carlos “Camau” Espínola from Corrientes, who are working together under a shared vision of a federal and productive agenda.

The Interblock is striving to coordinate a legislative agenda that focuses on regional development, job creation, and achieving rational consensus within the Congress. This initiative comes at a time when the legislative environment is highly dynamic, with various factions seeking to broaden their influence. The group emphasizes the importance of working collectively across party lines to push forward a set of priorities that resonate regionally, thereby ensuring that national policies consider local contexts and needs.

This strategic alliance reflects a notable trend in Argentine politics where smaller parties and provincial interests are seeking to align themselves to gain greater visibility and power in the legislative process. With seven senators united under this brand, Impulso País aims to make a significant impact in the Senate, particularly on pressing issues such as labor reform and economic policies, where regional interests often clash with national agendas.