Trader consensus heavily favors Javier Milei remaining Argentina's president through 2026, with "No" at 91.7%, reflecting the high constitutional barriers to impeachment—requiring two-thirds approval in the lower house to initiate proceedings and a Senate trial—amid a fragmented opposition lacking unified support. Milei's La Libertad Avanza party gained legislative seats in the October 2025 midterms, bolstering his veto power and reducing removal risks despite economic headwinds like rising unemployment and court challenges over reforms. Recent actions, including an April 22 electoral reform bill to Congress scrapping mandatory primaries and ongoing inflation control, signal policy continuity without active ouster threats; late scandals, health issues, or VP rifts could shift odds, but none have materialized.