Rogelio Frigerio, the governor of Entre Ríos, recently spoke at the Expoagro event, signaling his openness to debate on the elimination of the PASO (open primary elections) which is under consideration by the Milei administration. He posited that President Javier Milei's harsh rhetoric against business figures, specifically targeting companies like Rocca, would not deter future investments in Argentina. This reflects a broader confidence in maintaining or possibly increasing investment flow despite the president's controversial comments.

Furthermore, Frigerio highlighted the official stance of potentially lowering tax withholdings, aiming to create a more favorable environment for both local and foreign investors. Despite his alignment with certain aspects of Milei's government, he tempered expectations regarding imminent electoral decisions at an upcoming meeting of the Pro party led by Mauricio Macri, suggesting that significant resolutions may not be forthcoming.

The implications of Frigerio's statements are significant as they represent a potential shift in the political landscape, where dialogue around the PASO could lead to more streamlined electoral processes in Argentina. His remarks may also resonate with business leaders and investors who have been concerned about the political climate affecting economic stability.