MILEI'S GOVERNMENT IS VERY FRAGILE
MILEI'S GOVERNMENT IS VERY FRAGILE Although public opinion widely considers Milei's government to be very solid and, consequently, potentially successful and long-lasting, this paper argues that, despite appearances, it is actually quite fragile. When agitation from affected sectors of the population, who are numerous, becomes active, the government may find itself unable to respond. The possibility of the regime's collapse or at least its decomposition is not entirely remote. The recent passage of the foundational law does not resolve its underlying structural weaknesses. ORIGIN AND SOCIAL BASE Will the massive bloc that voted for Milei and seems to still support him maintain stability? There is a widespread consensus that Milei represents the frustration of large segments of the population against traditional parties that have been eroding their quality of life for decades. Many saw in Milei a clear expression of discontent and anger against the prevailing way of life.