On Saturday, the Renovation Front held its national congress to discuss the current political situation and this year's electoral strategy, with the reappearance of Sergio Massa. The event began at Parque Norte after 10 am and was scheduled to extend throughout the day, reserving the participation of its leader for the closing.
After maintaining a low profile for months, Massa made his return to the public scene and is expected to address the current situation amid a dynamic political landscape at the national level, particularly after the announcement by the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, about calling for local primaries on July 13. The Renovation Front faces the challenge of defining its stance ahead of this year's elections, especially in Buenos Aires, where the internal struggle between Kicillof and the faction closer to Cristina Kirchner is intense.
The congress on Saturday began with words from national deputy Diego Giuliano, accompanied by a table of party leaders. As Giuliano mentioned during his speech: 'It is essential to be united and focused on our common goals to face the challenges ahead. The Renovation Front has a long history of fighting for the welfare of the people, and we must continue working together towards a better future for all.'
