President Javier Milei delivered a speech commemorating Argentina’s national hero, José de San Martín, marking his first public appearance in nine days. He was accompanied by his cabinet and the head of the Buenos Aires city government. This event ends a period of unusual quiet from the President, sparking speculation about his absence. The speech itself focused on honoring San Martín’s legacy and contributions to Argentinian independence. Details of the speech’s content beyond the commemorative aspect are currently limited. The appearance aims to project a sense of stability following the recent period of reduced public engagement from the President. This event is viewed as a significant return to the public stage for Milei.