President Javier Milei Returns to Casa Rosada for Cabinet Meeting

President Javier Milei returned to the Casa Rosada on Monday for a cabinet meeting, marking his first visit to the presidential office in 23 to 24 days. The president had previously spent three weeks between international travel and private meetings at the Olivos residence. This meeting is the first of its kind since July 9. The gathering comes as the administration prepares for a critical legislative week. On Wednesday, the government will seek approval for two key initiatives: the reform of the Central Bank's Organic Charter and a new version of the Fiscal Innocence law. Both projects are intended to maintain fiscal balance. Milei is also scheduled to meet with libertarian deputies and senators on Tuesday afternoon to coordinate these efforts. The administration is also working to refine its communication strategy by appointing spokespeople to explain upcoming projects. Recent legislative setbacks have influenced the current agenda, specifically the withdrawal of a chapter regarding land sales to foreigners from the Private Property Inviolability law due to social pressure. This event caused internal tension regarding Minister Federico Sturzenegger, though President Milei has publicly and aggressively defended the minister against critics. While the president has dismissed claims that citizens cannot make ends meet as stupidities, some allies, such as Senator Patricia Bullrich, have called for faster results so that the public can feel improvements in their daily lives.