In the lead-up to the Pro summit scheduled for March 19, governors Rogelio Frigerio of Entre Ríos and Ignacio Torres of Chubut are working to temper expectations regarding electoral discussions. Despite their participation at the summit, close associates of the governors stress that their primary focus remains on provincial management rather than the pursuit of candidacies, indicating that "now is not the time" for such discussions. This sentiment reflects a desire to maintain stability and prioritize governance in their regions.

As two of the three remaining governors affiliated with Pro, Frigerio and Torres are part of a strategic effort to downplay political speculations and shift the narrative back to where they believe it belongs—efficient administration of their provinces. Their comments come at a crucial time, as Pro's leadership, particularly Mauricio Macri, navigates internal dynamics and external pressures, especially from potential rivalry in the political landscape, such as La Libertad Avanza (LLA).

The broader implications of their statements suggest they are keen on avoiding preemptive discussions that could distract from crucial issues at hand in local governance. As they prepare for the upcoming summit, their approach may influence how Pro positions itself in the approaching electoral cycle and how other political forces, notably LLA, may react to perceived divisions or unity within Pro’s ranks.