Until now, Milei’s has been a single-issue government, working under the notion that a fiscal surplus will fix the country’s entire problems, starting with lowering inflation. The public does not seem to be OK with that anymore. One key question that came from the Buenos Aires Province ballot boxes is whether he has an agenda other than spending cuts and insults. It would be a shame if Milei does not get his government back on track. The Buenos Aires Province election has simply put that mood shift on the table a bit earlier.