Milei's Re-election Bid Reshapes Argentine Politics

Argentine President Javier Milei is moving to consolidate his leadership and secure re-election, a push that is reordering the political landscape. Patricia Bullrich has said that after Milei's re-election she wants to be president, while tensions with the PRO and the shadow of Victoria Villarruel complicate the succession. Gerardo Zamora accused four governors of being "collaborationists," saying they asked Milei for money to pay bonuses in exchange for supporting his economic policy. Milei is also seeking to strengthen his regional leadership, though his allies are wary of straining ties with Brazil after his insults toward Lula.