Valdés supported the elimination of the primaries, but warned the government: “Wasting time in politics has its consequences.”

Corrientes Governor Juan Pablo Valdés expressed support for the elimination of the PASO (Simultaneous, Mandatory, and Open Primaries) electoral system following a meeting with Northern Grande governors in Posadas. While aligned with the government's objective, Valdés cautioned that political delays and inefficiency could lead to negative consequences for the administration.

The statement highlights the ongoing dialogue between provincial leaders and the national government regarding electoral reform. Valdés emphasized the importance of executive efficiency, suggesting that the current political focus must remain productive to avoid potential repercussions for the ruling party.