Milei Confirms Re-Election Bid Amid Feud and Cerimedo Questions

Argentine President Javier Milei confirmed he will seek a second term, saying he is "doing the best government in history." His government is prioritizing the operation to secure his re-election and believes it could win several provinces. Milei also clashed with journalist Marcelo Bonelli, who responded after Milei's insults, and suggested that questions about Fernando Cerimedo could be an operation by "Pagano, Bindi and castrochavismo." Cerimedo has entered the Casa Rosada at least 13 times since Milei became president. Milei also sought to distance himself from rising unpaid loans, saying there is no basis to blame the government for the delinquency issue.