President Javier Milei’s decisive gains in Argentina’s October 2025 midterm elections expanded La Libertad Avanza’s congressional influence, granting veto power and limiting opposition ability to advance removal proceedings. Constitutional thresholds for impeachment remain high, and no formal motions or credible resignation signals have surfaced despite ongoing austerity measures and reform implementation. Economic stabilization, including sharply lower inflation and a sustained fiscal surplus, has further reinforced institutional continuity through mid-2026. While approval ratings have moderated and isolated scandals have drawn scrutiny, historical patterns show Argentine presidents routinely complete terms amid comparable pressures. The sole realistic paths to an early exit would require either a broad legislative coalition for impeachment or an unforeseen health or personal event, both of which traders currently assign very low probability.