SHOTLIST: BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (OCT. 6, 2025) (ANADOLU – ACCESS ALL) 1. SUPPORTERS OF ARGENTINE PRESIDENT JAVIER MILEI FILLING MOVISTAR ARENA (TWO SHOTS) 2. FANS CHEERING FOR PRESIDENT 3. VARIOUS OF FANS CHEERING AS MILEI PERFORMS ON STAGE 4. MILEI ON STAGE PRESENTING HIS NEW BOOK (TWO SHOTS)BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - OCT. 6: Argentine President Javier Milei presented his new book “La construcción del milagro” at Buenos Aires’ Movistar Arena on Monday, Oct. 6, blending political messaging with a rock-style performance. The theatrical event was aimed at energizing Milei’s base and the ruling "La Libertad Avanza (LLA)" coalition amid political infighting and an uphill electoral campaign. The president took the stage to portray himself as the only figure capable of “rebuilding Argentina’s miracle,” while criticizing opposition parties. The launch came shortly after José Luis Espert resigned from the Buenos Aires ticket, deepening divisions within the bloc. Meanwhile, Economy Minister Luis Caputo remained in Washington negotiating an urgent financial aid package with US officials. US President Donald Trump endorsed Milei on Tuesday ahead of the country’s October elections. "I'm doing something I don't often do ... I'm giving my full endorsement to him," Trump said during their meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. The endorsement came as Milei faces challenging legislative elections on Oct. 26, with half the Chamber of Deputies and one-third of Senate seats up for grabs. Milei's La Libertad Avanza party recently suffered a significant defeat in Buenos Aires provincial elections, securing only 33.8% compared to the Peronist opposition's 47%. Bessent said Monday that the Treasury "stands ready" to support Argentina, calling it "a systemically important US ally in Latin America" with "all options for stabilization on the table."