Another party opposed to Argentine President Mauricio Macri is joining the country's October elections. On June 14, former President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner announced the creation of the Citizen's Unity Party, which will take part in the contest for Congress on Oct. 22. Fernandez said the party was created to oppose Macri's economic policies . She did not say whether she will run for Congress, although she will likely confirm her candidacy for the Senate by June 24. The new party will only increase the divisions within the Argentine opposition, and it could improve the chances for the ruling Cambiemos coalition to hold on to or win more seats in the lower house. On Aug. 13, party primaries will decide who is going to run for seats in the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies.