The government of Argentina is currently on the defensive, facing a political system that compels it to compromise on reforms and engage in constant negotiation to avoid a crisis. This situation presents a dilemma: appeasing the market versus rekindling hopes for economic growth. The administration, led by President Milei, appears to be employing a strategy—described as a “bazooka”—that is meeting resistance within the political landscape. This resistance forces concessions and continuous bargaining, hindering the implementation of its original agenda. The current context suggests a precarious balance, with the potential for instability if either the market or public expectations are not managed effectively. The alliance supporting this approach is described as fragile ("glass alliance"), indicating significant vulnerability. The future direction of Argentina’s economic policy remains uncertain given these political constraints.