Overview
- El Cronista reported that Guillermo Francos resigned as chief of cabinet and will be replaced by presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni.
- Analysts say La Libertad Avanza expanded its congressional blocs and gained backing from previously hesitant governors, opening a window to broaden Milei’s reach.
- Facundo Nejamkis noted a post-election shift to a calmer, consensus-seeking tone from the president compared with his campaign style.
- The opposition is portrayed as fractured, with tensions between Axel Kicillof and Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and no clear path to resolve leadership struggles.
- Sergio Berensztein cited the Boleta Única Papel as a fundamental reform and credited U.S. support with stabilizing currency expectations, adding that voters rewarded a sharp inflation decline.