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Argentina political landscape shifts ahead of 2027 elections

Argentina's political landscape is undergoing significant shifts as parties prepare for the 2027 general elections. The administration of President Javier Milei faces challenges, including a reported decline in popularity. Recent polling indicates Milei's negative image has reached approximately 57.2%, with positive approval at 33.9%. Government officials have expressed concern over a generalized rejection of political leadership and the potential loss of the “anticasta” profile that initially propelled the current administration.

In response, the government is accelerating negotiations with provincial governors to build a broader electoral front to support Milei's reelection. Meanwhile, opposition forces are reorganizing. Peronist leaders, including Axel Kicillof, Sergio Massa, and Máximo Kirchner, recently held a summit to unify their strategy, specifically focusing on defending the PASO (open, simultaneous, and mandatory primary elections) against government attempts to abolish them.

Internal friction also persists within other parties. The Radical Civic Union (UCR) is managing internal ruptures, with leaders like Emiliano Balbín calling for unity against external political adversaries. Additionally, media entrepreneur Daniel Hadad has signaled his openness to potential candidacy in the upcoming electoral cycle.

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Alfonso · Axel Kicillof · Carlos Augusto · Casa Rosada · Daniel Hadad · Javier Milei · La Libertad Avanza · Mauricio Macri · Máximo Kirchner · Sergio Massa · Tlaxcala

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