On March 1, 2027, President Javier Gerardo Milei will address the Congress of the Nation to inaugurate the ordinary legislative sessions. This event is significant as it represents a shift in his approach to the legislature compared to his initial address when he assumed office, where he deliberately turned his back on the historic Congress building, referring to lawmakers derogatorily. Now, he finds himself in a position of political control, equipped to present more than 50 legislative initiatives, which will be broadcast nationally, signifying his intent to drive his policy agenda forward.

Following Milei's address, on March 2, Governor Axel Kicillof will speak before the Buenos Aires legislature, directly opposing Milei's narrative and political stance. Kicillof's address is poised to underscore the ideological and political divide between the libertarian president and the provincial governor, setting the stage for what is expected to be a contentious campaign season leading up to the 2027 elections. This political climate will not only influence the content of their speeches but also dictate the strategies both leaders will adopt as they seek to rally support from their respective bases.

As the campaigns unfold, the focus will be on how Milei and Kicillof articulate their visions for Argentina's future amidst economic challenges and rising political tensions. The contrasting approaches between the two leaders also highlight broader debates within Argentine politics about governance, accountability, and the role of the legislature, which will be crucial as they navigate the upcoming election cycle.