Javier Milei’s position as Argentina’s president remains secure through the end of his term in December 2027, underpinning the 93.4% trader consensus against early removal. His La Libertad Avanza party expanded its congressional representation after the October 2025 midterms, raising the threshold for any impeachment effort that would require broad opposition majorities. The fragmented opposition has struggled to unify around a credible alternative, while key economic indicators—including a balanced budget, easing inflation trends into mid-2026, and a Fitch rating upgrade—have reduced immediate pressures despite earlier approval dips into the mid-30s. No major institutional challenges or advancing scandals have emerged to alter this outlook.