Legislative Elections in Argentina 2025: Milei Aims to Gain Seats in Congress and Shape the Course of His Administration
Buenos Aires, October 26, 2025 – From 8 a.m.
Buenos Aires, October 26, 2025 – From 8 a.m.
Javier Milei, the president-elect of Argentina, already has more than half of his Cabinet, but the most important positions are still pending. He would leave only 8 ministries, but has not yet announced the appointments for Economy and Security. Nicolás Posse is set to become the Chief of Staff, Diana Mondino for Foreign Affairs, and Guillermo Francos is a potential candidate for the Interior
Argentina faces significant economic challenges, with an annual inflation rate of 142.7%, a poverty rate of 40.1%, and a currency gap exceeding 200%. These economic issues have influenced the polarization of the campaign, where Massa and Milei compete for the preference of a divided electorate.
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