Lawmakers in Congress this week dealt President Javier Milei a triple blow, with both chambers voting to strike down his vetoes of bills previously approved by Congress. That came less than 24 hours after the Milei administration saw two other vetoes rejected in the lower house Chamber of Deputies. The lower house is normally less hostile territory for Milei, even though he has suffered defeats in the chamber – including two key ones this week. However, the political cost has been evident: each vote in Congress reflects the growing isolation of La Libertad Avanza. During a press conference on Thursday, Presidential Spokesperson Manuel Adorni called for fiscal responsibility and accused Congress of “demagoguery."