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U.S. Republican election setbacks raise questions for Argentina's Milei

Officials said the outcome could complicate future U.S. backing as Argentina faces about $4 billion in obligations next year.

  • Economy Minister Luis Caputo said Wednesday that Donald Trump's defeat would not alter relations with Argentina, insisting President Javier Milei's government was prepared to weather financial turbulence without foreign assistance.
  • Trump's administration provided a $20 billion currency swap facility to navigate last year's currency turbulence, of which only $2 billion was ultimately used.
  • Argentina faces around $4 billion in financial obligations next year, with the government insisting economic fundamentals are solid despite warnings a weakened Trump administration could complicate future support.
  • While Milei has not commented, Cristina celebrated the result, writing "Beautiful morning!!!" in a post on the platform.
  • Presidential adviser Santiago Caputo warned the election outcome affects relations with Democrats, Kirchnerism, Russia, Iran, Hezbollah, and China's Communist Party, while companies deepen investments in Vaca Muerta.
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Javier Milei chose silence as a response to two key electoral setbacks in his international framework: that of Brazil, with the triumph of Luiz Inacio “Lula” Da Silva, with whom he maintains a strong confrontation, and that of the United States, with the defeat of the Republicans, in the mid-term elections, in what meant a very hard defeat for Donald Trump, with whom he maintains a strong alignment. In the case of Lula, he is one of Milei’s grea…

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Ricardo Raul Benedetti broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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