President Javier Milei assured tonight that he is not thinking about re-election, but rather on "solving problems", although he hinted that he would accept a new mandate in 2027 "if the people continue to support" his government project. "We have a four-year contract, and although many may not like it, if the people support it, they will do so, otherwise they will choose another person," he emphasized. Milei also commented on the result of the last legislative elections, highlighting that La Libertad Avanza (LLA) obtained "more than half plus one seats" in both chambers, which is a vote of confidence in his administration, but he clarified that "this is not a blank check." Regarding the constitution, he warned that he has no plans to "change the constitution" to stay in power and added that "it is not on the menu of proposals because I came in under these rules." "I am not thinking about re-election, I am thinking about doing my job," the president stressed and boasted that he "fulfilled (the campaign promises) in twenty months." Milei also praised his team, noting the "very strong human bond" with his ministers, which is "very horizontal." He also praised his sister Karina, the General Secretary of the Presidency, who was "underestimated but showed enormous capacity, even in political matters." Finally, he mentioned his recent conversation with Mauricio Macri, but did not go into detail, saying only that Macri congratulated him on the appointment of Diego Santilli as Chief of Staff and on the agreement with the United States.
