Deputies elect from Unión-PRO Francisco De Narváez and Felipe Solá led an act in Buenos Aires City and, although they said it is important to "maintain unity," there is still a clear dispute about the presidential candidacies from the front for 2011.

"It is not time to discuss candidacies," said both politicians to avoid the public confronation for a position that is being sought out by Solá and PRO leader and current Government Chief Mauricio Macri.

Macri did not attend the event, held at Club Atenas in La Plata, to "thank the militants after the electoral victory."

"We have two presidential candidates: Felipe Solá and Mauricio Macri, who are constructing a new vision for the nation, but it is not time to discuss these issues. Instead, we must talk about building leadership," said De Narváez.

"Today, we showed that we will not fight about this," said the ex governor, who also added that the Macrismo "accepted" the integration of a part of the dissident Peronist deputy block from different provinces.

During the same act, De Narváez spoke strongly against ex President Néstor Kirchner, as well as against Governor Daniel Scioli and Secretary Guillermo Moreno.

"I want to say to Néstor Kirchner that politics is not done with people like Moreno and Daniel Scioli," said De Narváez.

In addition, he said that "the government, both national and provincial, have the obligation to keep the promises that were made," in reference to the calls for dialogue.

Solá said that many of the votes that Unión-PRO gained were "expressions of frustration against Kirchner.