Javier Milei remains firmly in office as Argentina’s president through mid-2026, with his La Libertad Avanza bloc strengthened by gains in the 2025 legislative midterms that expanded its congressional leverage for advancing tax, labor, and deregulation measures. The administration has continued special parliamentary sessions into 2026 to enact further reforms, maintained fiscal surplus targets, and secured international visibility through Milei’s addresses at forums such as Davos. Although approval ratings have fallen to the mid-30s amid austerity effects, wage pressures, and isolated corruption allegations, the opposition remains fragmented and has not mounted viable impeachment proceedings or other removal mechanisms since earlier 2025 attempts. With the presidential term extending through 2027 and no scheduled election or constitutional trigger before then, trader pricing reflects the absence of any imminent path to Milei’s departure.