President Javier Milei's strong legislative position, cemented by La Libertad Avanza's midterm gains in October 2025 that made it the largest bloc in Argentina's Chamber of Deputies, underpins trader consensus at 92.5% against his ouster before 2027, as impeachment requires House initiation and a two-thirds Senate conviction rarely achieved. Recent wins include Congress approving his glacier bill last week to spur $30 billion in mining investments and a April 15 IMF staff agreement unlocking $1 billion under his $20 billion program, signaling economic stabilization with reserves up $5.5 billion this year and poverty at a post-2018 low despite inflation pressures. A March 27 U.S. court victory voiding a $16 billion judgment further aids finances. Approval fell to 36% in late March amid unemployment at 7.5% and resurfaced corruption allegations, but absent active proceedings or resignation signals, constitutional term protections hold firm barring unforeseen scandals or health events.