Javier Milei’s position as Argentina’s president remains secure through the end of his term in December 2027, as reflected in trader consensus. His La Libertad Avanza party secured a decisive victory in the October 2025 legislative midterms, expanding its congressional representation and easing passage of further austerity and reform measures. Although approval ratings have declined to the mid-30s amid persistent inflation, unemployment, and corruption allegations tied to the 2025 $Libra episode, the opposition Peronist movement stays fragmented with no consolidated alternative candidate emerging. Milei has publicly signaled intent to seek re-election, and structural barriers—including limited Senate opposition strength and the absence of viable impeachment momentum—reinforce the low probability of early removal before the next presidential contest.