Midterm Election in Argentina: A Crucial Moment for President Javier Milei
Argentines are voting to renew half of the 257-member Chamber of Deputies and a third of 72 senators, with Peronism having around half of its seats up for renewal, and the ruling party's alliance with PRO risking around 30%.
Citizens across the nation will cast ballots in midterm elections that could determine whether President Javier Milei enters the second half of his term strengthened or weakened, after weeks of currency turbulence and corruption scandals.
The 2025 midterm legislative elections will renew around half of the lower house Chamber of Deputies and a third of the Senate, a major opportunity for Milei to expand his influence and curb the opposition's blocking power.
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Author's summary: Milei's fate decided in midterm elections.
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