Vamos con Vos

The Vamos con Vos (lit. 'Let's go with You', VcV) is an Argentine political coalition founded in 2021 that competed in the legislative election in the provinces of Buenos Aires,^[1][2][3] Chaco,^[4] Corrientes,^[5] La Pampa y Santiago del Estero.

Let's go with You Vamos con Vos
Abbreviation	VcV
Leader	Florencio Randazzo
Founded	14 July 2021 (2021-07-14)
Preceded by	Justicialist Front Cumplir
Headquarters	Buenos Aires
Ideology	Federal Peronism Vecinalism Social democracy Left-wing nationalism Third Way
Political position	Centre
National affiliation	Federal Interblock
Coalition members	H.A.C.E.R. Front, Socialist Party, Freemen of the South, Third Position Party
Colours	Green
Slogan	#HayOtroCamino (English: There is another way)
Senate	0 / 72
Chamber of Deputies	3 / 257
Website
vamosconvos.ar
Politics of Argentina Political parties Elections

In the province of Buenos Aires, it was made up of the following parties: Frente H.A.C.E.R. for Social Progress, Third Position Party and Freemen of the South Movement.^[6] In Chaco and Corrientes, the coalition was made up of Freemen of the South and the Socialist Party.

National deputies

The three national deputies are part of the Identidad Bonaerense block, which in turn is part of the Federal Consensus Interblock.^[7]

Block Identidad Bonaerense President: Alejandro «Topo» Rodríguez
Image	Name	Province	Mandate
			From	To
	Alejandro Rodrígues	Buenos Aires	2019	2023
	Florencio Randazzo	Buenos Aires	2021	2025
	Graciela Camaño	Buenos Aires	2019	2023

Constituent parties in the 2021 elections

Main article: 2021 Argentine legislative election

Party			Leader	Ideology	Position
		Do for Social Progress (in Buenos Aires)	Florencio Randazzo	Federal Peronism	Centre
		Socialist Party (in Chaco, Corrientes y La Pampa)	Mónica Fein	Social democracy Democratic socialism	Centre-left
		Freemen of the South Movement (in Buenos Aires, Chaco, Corrientes y Santiago del Estero)	Humberto Tumini	Left-wing nationalism Social democracy	Centre-left
		Third Position Party (in Buenos Aires)	Graciela Camaño	Federal Peronism	Centre-right