"Radiant and somewhat surprised, he repeated it on October 26 to celebrate the far right's victory in the midterm elections. In the speech, Milei celebrated the results of the election his party, La Libertad Avanza (Freedom Advances), won 40% of the vote across Argentina and indicated his willingness to work with other political groups. There are dozens of deputies and senators from other parties with whom we can find basic agreements, he said."
"We want to invite the vast majority of governors to discuss these agreements together. In just a few words and even fewer minutes, Milei went from lion-like monarch to democratic leader. In the second half of his term, Milei aims to project a new image: that of a president who no longer attacks both allies and opponents, but rather summons them to dialogue. But his previous attitude is just one of many issues that will make it difficult to sell this image."
Javier Milei celebrated a far-right midterm victory after his La Libertad Avanza party won 40% nationwide and signaled willingness to cooperate with other political groups. He proposed inviting most governors to negotiate basic agreements and sought to recast his image from combative to conciliatory ahead of the second half of his term. Political obstacles include the resignation of chief of ministers Guillermo Francos and a failed outreach to former president Mauricio Macri. Credibility is further undermined by the role of a U.S.-backed multibillion-dollar bailout and prior need for IMF assistance amid an economic crisis.
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