Allies on alert: Milei's strategy causes friction with governors

Argentine provincial governors are signaling growing unease with President Javier Milei's administration, highlighting emerging rifts over key policies. Governors are reportedly questioning the distribution of subsidies and public works projects, areas traditionally vital for regional development and autonomy. Furthermore, discussions around the potential suspension of the Open, Simultaneous, and Compulsory Primary elections (PASO) have created significant friction. These primaries are a cornerstone of Argentina's electoral system, and any changes are met with considerable resistance from provincial leaders who see them as crucial for political representation and party functioning. The emerging disagreements suggest a complex relationship between the national government and the provinces, potentially complicating Milei's reform agenda.