Mauricio Macri has returned from the South to meet with PRO leaders and reorganize the party. His intention is to preserve the party's structure and prevent its fragmentation. He has prioritized the young members of PRO, who, like the veterans, are undecided on various issues.
There is speculation about a possible coalition that would include figures from Horacio Rodríguez Larreta to Martín Lousteau in an attempt to stand out in the city district. Some believe this coalition could complicate matters more for Javier Milei than for Macri himself.
Although Macri and his cousin Jorge are under scrutiny from accusations, it is evident that the former president intends to remain active in politics. It has been mentioned that he is no longer viewed as a potential candidate in the upcoming elections in the capital.
Macri's relationship with the national government is tense, with one of the main disagreements centering on the bidding for the Waterway. It has been noted that there are gaps in the specifications and that they are directed towards a company not everyone agrees with.
On another note, Marcos Peña, former Chief of Cabinet under Macri, has distanced himself from politics and is engaged in medicinal mushroom experiments. Despite this, he maintains contact with Guillermo Francos.
Regarding international relations, a supposed phone dialogue between Macri and Donald Trump has been mentioned before the latter's presidential inauguration. Macri has expressed his support for the country’s economic direction, although he admits he will discuss certain results.
Locally, there are mentions of parties where political and prominent figures, like Sergio Massa and Carlos Tevez, have participated, as well as the possibility of a casino project involving PRO members.
In summary, Mauricio Macri is undergoing a process of political reorganization, aiming to maintain the structure of PRO and establishing his position on various issues. Despite criticisms and rumors, he seems determined to remain active in the political scene.
