Bullrich challenges Milei's leadership as Argentina's ruling coalition fractures ahead of elections
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Argentine President Javier Milei has withdrawn his directive to avoid engaging with Patricia Bullrich, now advocating for embracing her to retain the republican electorate that supported him in the runoff. This marks a reversal from his previous confrontational stance, though his sister Karina remains suspicious of Bullrich's intentions, believing she has her own political project.
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Argentine President Milei's ruling coalition is experiencing internal fragmentation, with Patricia Bullrich challenging his leadership ahead of the next elections. While Milei's approval ratings remain low, he maintains a competitive position in re-election polls, indicating a fragmented opposition. The President has softened his stance towards Bullrich to retain the republican electorate, though internal party tensions persist.
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