Javier Milei's strengthened congressional position following his coalition's outperformance in the October 2025 midterms has reduced legislative opposition leverage, while Argentina's fragmented opposition parties remain unable to consolidate support or mount credible challenges. Economic stabilization measures, including sustained fiscal balance and lower inflation from prior peaks, have anchored institutional continuity despite approval ratings declining to the mid-30s amid ongoing cost-of-living pressures and isolated corruption episodes. Impeachment efforts, such as those triggered by the 2025 cryptocurrency controversy, have not advanced due to required congressional thresholds. Trader consensus reflects these structural barriers to early removal before the 2027 term end. Potential shifts could arise from unified opposition mobilization ahead of scheduled legislative votes, unforeseen health or legal developments, or sharp escalation in public protests that alter coalition dynamics.