Javier Milei's strengthened position in Argentina's Congress after strong 2025 midterm gains has created a durable legislative buffer against removal efforts before his term ends in 2027. With a fragmented opposition lacking the votes needed to clear the high constitutional thresholds for impeachment, attempts tied to earlier controversies such as the 2025 cryptocurrency promotion have failed to advance. Economic stabilization measures, including sharp reductions in inflation and renewed growth, have further insulated the administration despite rising unemployment and isolated graft allegations. Trader consensus at 95.8 percent for the president remaining in office reflects these institutional and political realities. Only a severe new crisis, such as a major coalition fracture or unforeseen institutional breakdown, could realistically alter the current trajectory.