Argentina's Milei Confirms He Will Run for Re-election in the 2027 Election
Argentine President Javier Milei confirmed in Buenos Aires on November 14 that he will run in the 2027 general election and seek re-election. Speaking at the Museo de la Casa Rosada as he opened an exhibition devoted to Manuel Belgrano, Milei said: 'For those who doubt whether I'm going for reelection, yes, I will run for reelection.'
The exhibition, 'Belgrano, la revolución de las ideas' ('Belgrano, the revolution of ideas'), opened to the public during the Night of the Museums and features previously unpublished documents, presenting Belgrano as an early liberal economic thinker. At the event Milei defended his deregulation and trade-opening agenda, promising that under a stated baseline scenario his government would return US$500 billion to Argentines through tax cuts and setting a goal of trading with 90% of the planet by 2031.
Milei took office in December 2023 and his current term runs to December 2027; Argentina's constitution allows one re-election. The 2027 election is scheduled for October of that year, when his radical market reforms will be put to the voters.
(Source: Demócrata)
Source: Demócrata
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