Midterm Elections in Argentina: 5 Key Points
President Javier Milei is facing midterm elections, which will determine the fate of his reform push and budget cuts for the remaining two years of his term.
The elections will choose half of the country's 257 deputies and a third of its 72 senators, and the results will impact Milei's ability to continue his economic reforms.
Financial markets and international investors are closely watching the elections, as Milei needs stronger representation in Congress to push through his reforms.
- The elections will take place on Sunday, October 26.
- Milei won the presidential election in 2023 with 56% of votes, using his outsider rhetoric and anti-politics discourse.
President Javier Milei faces a tough legislative election on Sunday, which will determine whether his budget-slashing cuts and attempts to deregulate the economy will survive.
Author's summary: Midterm elections to test Milei's reform push.
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