Deputy Paula Oliveto from the Civic Coalition expressed the need for a clear proposal that represents the residents of the city of Buenos Aires and offers them the opportunity to occupy seats. Oliveto criticized the division within the ruling party and stated that she will represent the citizens with concrete proposals, without using elections as a platform for future political maneuvers.
Regarding the opposition, she called to confront districts occupied by the so-called 'provincial chief' and mentioned examples such as Formosa, Santiago del Estero, La Rioja, and the province of Buenos Aires. She also pointed out differences between La Cámpora and La Libertad Avanza, emphasizing that President Javier Milei distinguishes himself from former president Néstor Kirchner.
Oliveto criticized the incident between Deputy Facundo Manes and presidential advisor Santiago Caputo, as well as questioning the closing of speeches with political slogans. Additionally, she accused the head of government of the City of Buenos Aires of using porteños as bargaining chips in party negotiations.
Regarding La Libertad Avanza, she mentioned that they vote in sync with kirchnerism in the Buenos Aires Legislature. Oliveto emphasized that the Civic Coalition will continue to support the positive and point out the negative, avoiding getting involved in the internal disputes of the PRO. She also highlighted her party's commitment to maintain this firm line in the legislative arena.
Paula Oliveto announced her candidacy for the legislative elections, heading the list for the Buenos Aires Legislature alongside Elisa 'Lilita' Carrió. She urged to maintain civility in institutional acts, asking for apologies in case of mistakes instead of resorting to exaggerations or confrontations. Lastly, she rejected accusations of voting with Peronism and proposed to investigate the origins of the libertarian legislators.
