Javier Milei’s position as president through December 2027 rests on Argentina’s constitutional term limits, the high threshold for impeachment requiring a two-thirds Senate majority, and La Libertad Avanza’s strengthened congressional footing after the 2025 midterms. Recent cabinet activity, international diplomacy, and explicit re-election planning by party figures signal continuity rather than crisis. Economic headwinds, including subdued 2026 growth forecasts and disapproval ratings near 60 percent, have not translated into coordinated opposition moves capable of forcing an exit. Trader consensus at 97.5 percent on “No” aligns with these structural barriers, though a severe downturn, unified legislative revolt, or unforeseen institutional rupture before the October 2027 vote could still introduce volatility.