Amid a more subdued climate, the 20th edition of Expoagro drew significant attention with over 170,000 visitors. The event saw the participation of notable Peronist leaders, including Gabriel Katopodis, the Minister of Infrastructure and Public Services in Axel Kicillof's government, who attended a dinner before the fair's inauguration. His presence coincided with the arrival of various Argentine officials and diplomats, highlighting the importance of this agricultural fair as a political platform.

The day also featured the attendance of Germán Martínez, head of the Union for the Homeland bloc in the Chamber of Deputies, and Senate member Eduardo "Wado" de Pedro. Alongside them were local leaders from the Greater Buenos Aires area, such as Gastón Granados, Federico Otermín, and former Merlo mayor Gustavo Menéndez. The gathering of these figures accentuated the Peronist Party's attempt to consolidate its presence in the political landscape and address pressing demands towards the current government while drawing public attention to their cause, particularly in an event of such scale as Expoagro.

Expoagro not only functions as an agricultural fair but also serves as a critical juncture for political discourse in Argentina. The visibility of Peronist leaders in this context reflects their strategy to remain relevant and engaged with their constituents, particularly amid ongoing debates regarding government policies. As foreign diplomats and local officials mingled, the underlying current of negotiation and demands substantiates the fair's role as a significant event for both agriculture and politics in Argentina.