Argentine President Javier Milei's party La Libertad Avanza secured 40.84% of the nationwide vote in Sunday's midterm elections, significantly exceeding analyst projections of 30-35% and marking a decisive victory in the country's legislative contest.</span

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Guardian

Argentine President Javier Milei's party La Libertad Avanza secured 40.84% of the nationwide vote in Sunday's midterm elections, significantly exceeding analyst projections of 30-35% and marking a decisive victory in the country's legislative contest.

The Trump administration offered Argentina a $40 billion aid package and made continued US support conditional on Milei's electoral performance, with Trump warning he would not be generous if the president failed at the polls.</span

Buenos Aires Times

MINT

The Trump administration offered Argentina a $40 billion aid package and made continued US support conditional on Milei's electoral performance, with Trump warning he would not be generous if the president failed at the polls.

Milei's party achieved an upset victory in Buenos Aires province, winning 41.5% compared to the Peronist opposition's 40.8%, reversing a 14-point defeat suffered in September's provincial elections in the same region.</span

Mercopress

Milei's party achieved an upset victory in Buenos Aires province, winning 41.5% compared to the Peronist opposition's 40.8%, reversing a 14-point defeat suffered in September's provincial elections in the same region.

The election results give La Libertad Avanza at least one-third of the lower house seats needed to sustain presidential vetoes and defend economic decrees, strengthening Milei's ability to advance his reform agenda through Congress.</span

La Derecha Diario

The election results give La Libertad Avanza at least one-third of the lower house seats needed to sustain presidential vetoes and defend economic decrees, strengthening Milei's ability to advance his reform agenda through Congress.

Voter turnout reached 67.85%, marking the lowest participation rate for a national election since Argentina's return to democracy in 1983, reflecting public fatigue despite the high-stakes nature of the contest.</span

Voter turnout reached 67.85%, marking the lowest participation rate for a national election since Argentina's return to democracy in 1983, reflecting public fatigue despite the high-stakes nature of the contest.

Trump congratulated Milei on what he called a landslide victory, stating that confidence in the Argentine president was justified by the people, while Milei declared the results marked a turning point for the nation.</span

Trump congratulated Milei on what he called a landslide victory, stating that confidence in the Argentine president was justified by the people, while Milei declared the results marked a turning point for the nation.

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Milei's move-fast-and-break-things approach is crumbling as lawmakers overwhelmingly overturn his vetoes and corruption scandals plague his party leadership. Financial conditions continue deteriorating while promised US aid remains vague and delayed until after the midterms. With his party holding minimal congressional seats and facing likely underperformance, Milei appears politically wounded and increasingly unable to implement his unpopular reform agenda.

Milei's move-fast-and-break-things approach is crumbling as lawmakers overwhelmingly overturn his vetoes and corruption scandals plague his party leadership. Financial conditions continue deteriorating while promised US aid remains vague and delayed until after the midterms. With his party holding minimal congressional seats and facing likely underperformance, Milei appears politically wounded and increasingly unable to implement his unpopular reform agenda.</span

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Javier Milei Is Losing His Grip on Argentina

Milei has delivered remarkable results, slashing inflation, balancing the budget and pulling millions of people out of poverty in under two years. The current economic turbulence stems from the opposition's fiscally irresponsible bills to undermine Argentina's hard-won stability. Argentina will choose whether to continue its escape from decades of economic mismanagement or to return to the destructive policies that created the crisis Milei inherited.

Milei has delivered remarkable results, slashing inflation, balancing the budget and pulling millions of people out of poverty in under two years. The current economic turbulence stems from the opposition's fiscally irresponsible bills to undermine Argentina's hard-won stability. Argentina will choose whether to continue its escape from decades of economic mismanagement or to return to the destructive policies that created the crisis Milei inherited.

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Milei’s Argentina Goes to Vote October 26

There's a 55% chance that Javier Milei will be reelected as president of Argentina before Jan. 1, 2028, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

There's a 55% chance that Javier Milei will be reelected as president of Argentina before Jan. 1, 2028, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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Will Javier Milei be reelected as President of Argentina before January 1, 2028?

Milei's Party Wins 40.84% in Argentina Midterm Elections

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Milei's landslide victory with 41% proves Argentines overwhelmingly support his bold reforms and reject failed Peronist policies. The resounding win exceeded all expectations and signals the beginning of Argentina's transformation into greatness. This decisive mandate gives Milei the legislative power needed to rebuild the nation.

Milei's landslide victory with 41% proves Argentines overwhelmingly support his bold reforms and reject failed Peronist policies. The resounding win exceeded all expectations and signals the beginning of Argentina's transformation into greatness. This decisive mandate gives Milei the legislative power needed to rebuild the nation.</span

Economist

Javier Milei Has Won A Fresh Mandate To Remake Argentina

This election represents a dangerous sellout of Argentina's sovereignty to Trump and American corporate interests for just $20 billion. The far-right victory comes amid corruption scandals and economic crisis, while voter turnout hit historic lows showing widespread disillusionment. America just bought control of Argentina's strategic resources.

This election represents a dangerous sellout of Argentina's sovereignty to Trump and American corporate interests for just $20 billion. The far-right victory comes amid corruption scandals and economic crisis, while voter turnout hit historic lows showing widespread disillusionment. America just bought control of Argentina's strategic resources.</span

Milei's Party Wins 40.84% in Argentina Midterm Elections

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