Argentina's political landscape has been marked by a series of confrontations and legislative proposals following President Javier Milei's recent national broadcast. Milei announced plans to introduce a bill that would penalize legislators who approve budgets with fiscal deficits, a move that has sparked considerable political debate. In response, Cristina Kirchner has taken legal action by appealing to the Supreme Court to challenge the use of an electronic ankle monitor imposed on her and to seek unrestricted visitation rights. Kirchner also publicly criticized Milei's national address, warning that he would be removed from the presidential office in a straitjacket. Meanwhile, Governor Axel Kicillof dismissed Milei's broadcast as a "cosmic delirium" and denied any intentions of running for office. Additionally, Kicillof condemned a manipulated video involving himself and Milei, accusing opposition forces of conducting a smear campaign against the Peronist party and Fuerza Patria. The political tensions have been further amplified by Milei's use of a quote from the film "Batman" during his address, which has drawn media attention. These developments underscore the intensifying political rivalry ahead of the October elections in Argentina.