Milei’s Tucumán Vigil: Llaryora Skips, Prunotto to Represent

Governor Martín Llaryora will not attend President Javier Milei’s Independence Day vigil in Tucumán, sending Vice Governor Myrian Prunotto in his stead. The decision avoids a snub to the national government while preserving Llaryora’s prior commitment to lead the July 9 parade in Río Cuarto Source: lavozar.

The Invitation Standoff

Invitations to all governors were issued by both the Tucumán provincial government and Presidential Protocol, but attendance remains uncertain Source: clarin. Some governors already have local events planned. Axel Kicillof’s team claims they have not received an invitation, despite Tucumán officials saying all were invited Source: clarin. Milei’s new Chief of Cabinet, Diego Santilli, has been calling allies to boost attendance, aiming for a strong institutional photo Source: clarin.

Libertarian Show of Unity

A large delegation of libertarian deputies and senators from northern provinces will travel to Tucumán to reinforce government unity Source: infobae. Vice President Victoria Villarruel will also attend, having received a formal invitation from Governor Osvaldo Jaldo, not from the Presidency—repeating a pattern seen at the Flag Day event Source: infobae. The event is seen as a relaunch for the administration, with hopes of a below-2% inflation reading on July 14 Source: infobae.