Argentina's recent presidential election elevated the unconventional Javier Milei to power. Despite his victory by a surprising 12-point margin, Milei lacks the support of an established party infrastructure. Governing with his small party, La Libertad Avanza, presents challenges, given its limited representation in the legislature. Milei's inclination towards right-wing alliances contradicts his pledge to reduce state size and spending, risking alienation of his voter base. Economic reforms in Argentina face hurdles amidst debt, high inflation, and social unrest.

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