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Argentina's president, Javier Milei, confirmed in an interview with radio Mitre that he will seek re-election in the October 2027 elections, citing alleged progress during his administration and arguing that the country is in better shape than when he took office in 2023. teleSUR

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00:00Argentina's President Javier Milei confirmed in an interview with Radio Mitre that he will seek re-election in October 2027
00:06election,
00:07citing alleged progress suiting his administration and arguing that the country is in better shape than when he took office
00:13in 2023.
00:15The president asserted that he has fulfilled his campaign promises citing poverty reduction, instability in consumption and GDP,
00:22although he ignored the growing criticism regarding precarious working conditions, unemployment and the neglect of rhetoric issues that highlight the
00:31social cost of his austerity policies.
00:34According to the institutional calendar, the general elections will be held in October, while his term ends on December 2027.
00:42At the same time, a CEO, Leighton Pohl, revealed that 52% of Argentines identified as opponents of his government.
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