PASO 2027: the governors' traffic light, the UCR's request for coalition lists, and an unexpected rift in the PJ.

Negotiations regarding the potential elimination of the 2027 PASO (Primary, Open, Simultaneous, and Mandatory) elections in Argentina have entered a new phase. The national government, having previously focused its efforts on provincial governors, has shifted the discussion to the Senate, which serves as the final legislative venue for resolving the matter. The ongoing political maneuvering involves the UCR party's request for 'listas colectoras' (joint candidate lists) and reports of internal fractures within the Justicialist Party (PJ).