The Casa Rosada negotiated Treasury funds with seven governors and is seeking support in Congress.

To defuse the conflict with the provinces and secure support ahead of the national legislative elections in October, the National Government resumed negotiations with the governors and has already met with seven provincial leaders. In recent months, the governors have again demanded funds from the Nation, asserting that the transfers

To date, the Casa Rosada political committee has held talks with Carlos Sadir of Jujuy; Gustavo Sáenz of Salta; Leandro Zdero of Chaco; Rolando Figueroa of Neuquén; Raúl Jalil of Catamarca; Rogelio Frigerio of Entre Ríos; and Alfredo Cornejo of Mendoza. The seven meetings addressed the distribution of National Treasury contributions to the provinces and the possibility of halting the debate on the bill seeking to modify the distribution of the fuel tax.

As on previous occasions, Chief of Staff Guillermo Francos led the negotiations on behalf of the nation. Francos was accompanied by the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Martín Menem ; the Deputy Secretary of the Interior, Lisandro Catalán ; the Undersecretary of Institutional Management, Eduardo "Lule" Menem ; and the Secretary of the Treasury, Carlos Guberman , who is seeking to keep the fiscal accounts in order.

The national government rejects the bills recently approved by the Senate, which include the pension increase and the disability emergency, but will need the support of governors to override a potential presidential veto. According to TN, the concession the government would be willing to make would be a percentage of the tax allocated to the Integrated Road System.

"The modification to the distribution of fuel tax revenue undermines fiscal balance. The rest can be reviewed ," the ruling party stated. The other major point of discussion between the parties was the arrangements for the October legislative elections, where La Libertad Avanza hopes to expand its legislative blocs so as not to be so dependent on its allies at voting time.

The Casa Rosada (Presidential Palace) believes negotiations with Zdero, Frigerio, and Cornejo are "on track" and are considering competing alongside the governors in their provinces to gain more seats. Meanwhile, those working closely with Karina Milei and Santiago Caputo maintain their position of seeking a similar agreement with former President Mauricio Macri in the City of Buenos Aires.