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Villarruel Speaks Out on Her Future and Evaluates Milei's 2027 Project

09/07/2026 12:29 - Politica

A Democratic Debate During National Celebrations

July 9, 2026. During the vigil for Argentina's Independence Day in Tucumán, President Javier Milei presented part of his government strategy, generating a healthy institutional debate about the country's future.

According to reports from local media such as LA NACION and Clarín, Vice President Victoria Villarruel described the president's speech in Tucumán as 'very political' and distanced herself from the 'shutdown' project. This initiative, inspired by the United States model, would involve shutting down the state if the budget is exhausted.

When pressed by the press about her intentions to run for president in 2027, Villarruel offered her response. This occurs in a scenario where the ruling party has already begun outlining its reelection strategy, based on economic stability and the elimination of the PASO (Open, Simultaneous, and Mandatory Primaries) system.

Santilli's Role and the Economic Context

Political negotiations are being led by Diego Santilli, who assumed the role of Cabinet Chief on June 30, 2026. The government's objective is to consolidate alliances that allow the economic model to be sustained over time.

Encouraging Economic Data

  • Country Risk: Currently ranges between 408 and 412 basis points.
  • Official Dollar (Banco Nación): Trading at $1,510 ARS.
  • REM Projection: The dollar is estimated to reach $1,673 ARS by December 2026.
  • Financial Plan: Luis Caputo presented the 2026/2027 plan, projecting a surplus of USD 3.7 billion for 2026.

This financial landscape reflects an administration focused on fiscal responsibility, opening a horizon of hope for Argentina's sustained growth. Various political sectors, including the Vice President herself, are actively participating in the democratic debate, demonstrating the country's institutional strength ahead of the upcoming elections.

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