According to this week’s agenda, Massa will visit Salta, Buenos Aires and Neuquen, where he will sign energy agreements, inaugurate Universal Medicare hospitals and launch a gas pipeline, respectively.
In addition, he will participate in meetings with unions and lead an event for Peronist militants in the city of Ensenada in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, where he will be accompanied by Governor Axel Kiselov.
According to the Pagina 12 newspaper, more than 30,000 people are expected to participate and the call will be held under the slogan “We are all united.”
That media outlet also specified that starting Thursday, the candidate will prepare for the first presidential debate that will take place on October 1 at the National University of Santiago del Estero.
Many pollsters expect UP and La Libertad Avanza (LLA) to face off in the second election round, while the Together for Change (JxC) party will come in third.
According to Opina Argentina, Massa will grow two points in relation to the primaries and will reach 29 percent, while Javier Miley, from the LLA, will rise to 34 (four more).
For her part, Patricia Bullrich, from JxC, will have difficulty retaining voters and will drop by three points (from 28 to 25).
The analysis shows that Miley is more supported by men, the middle segments and those under 29 years of age.
Masa is the choice of groups with the most needs and Bullrich by those over 50 years of age.
For their part, Analytical Intelligence and the Latin American Strategic Center for Geopolitics expect a technical link between UP and LLA and warn that there are more than 15% of undecided people.
Moreover, the respondents emphasized that inflation is the main problem in this country and that the economic situation is the determining factor.
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