Former Santiago del Estero Governor Gerardo Zamora sharply criticized four provincial governors – from Córdoba, Santa Fe, Entre Ríos, and Jujuy – accusing them of being “collaborators.” He alleges these governors approached President Javier Milei requesting funds to cover December bonuses for their employees. In exchange for this financial assistance, they purportedly offered their support for Milei's economic policies. Zamora leveled these accusations during the closing rallies of campaigns for mayoral elections scheduled for this Sunday. The remarks signal escalating tensions within Argentina's political landscape and raise questions about potential quid pro quo arrangements between the national government and provincial leaders. The accusations came as campaigning concludes for important local elections. Zamora did not provide specific evidence to support his claims.