La Libertad Avanza
Senator Pablo Cervi joins LLA strengthening official bloc ahead of labor reform debate
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Senator Pablo Cervi formalized his affiliation to La Libertad Avanza (LLA), raising the official bloc to 20 members in the Senate, right before the debate on Javier Milei's labor reform. Patricia Bullrich, head of the libertarian bloc, announced a special session for February 11 and claimed to have the necessary votes after meetings with dialoguista allies.
Karina Milei, president of La Libertad Avanza, closed on Saturday in Suipacha the launch of the 2026 program of the Escuela de Formación, Debate y Análisis Político (EFDAP), gathering over 1500 leaders from Buenos Aires Province's 135 districts. The event aims to prepare the party to win the Buenos Aires governorship in 2027 against Axel Kicillof. She was joined by Minister Diego Santilli and Deputy Sebastián Pareja.
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Presidential Chief of Staff Karina Milei has launched an electoral table to prepare Javier Milei's 2027 re-election, focusing on ordering candidacies and alliances with governors. Key figures like Martín Menem and Diego Santilli lead territorial outreach. Internal libertarian militants have criticized her leadership.
Security Minister Patricia Bullrich will take over as head of the La Libertad Avanza (LLA) Senate bloc starting December 10. She replaces Ezequiel Atauche and faces the challenge of negotiating key reforms for Javier Milei's government. Bullrich thanked the president and his sister Karina for the appointment.
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La Libertad Avanza, President Javier Milei's party, secured a surprise victory in the October 26, 2025, legislative elections, exceeding 40% of votes nationally and overturning defeat in Buenos Aires province. The win, boosted by U.S. financial support, strengthens the ruling party's hold in Congress. Peronism, led by Fuerza Patria, placed second with about 31%, amid the lowest voter turnout since democracy's return, with over 12 million abstentions.