President Javier Milei's position remains secure through the end of his term in December 2027, with trader consensus at 92.7% implied probability against early removal, anchored by La Libertad Avanza's status as the largest bloc in Argentina's Chamber of Deputies following the October 2025 midterm landslide victory. This congressional strength enables control of the impeachment commission—recently headed by ally Lilia Lemoine—to block opposition requests filed in early April 2026 over alleged malfeasance and policy missteps. Despite approval ratings dipping to 35-37% amid resurgent inflation, rising unemployment, and lingering corruption probes tied to prior scandals like $Libra, no viable path exists for the two-thirds Deputies vote required to advance impeachment, absent major escalations such as economic collapse or unified opposition coalitions.