Argentine Presidential Primary Voters Propel Far-Right Outsider to Surprise Win
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Javier Milei has pledged to dissolve the central bank, slash spending in a country hammered by inflation, poverty and a moribund economy.
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Argentines will choose between far-right lawmaker Javier Milei, center-right coalition candidate Patricia Bullrich and Economy Minister Sergio Massa in this year's presidential vote, according to results…
An admirer of Trump, Javier Milei vows to put 'an end to the parasitic, corrupt and useless political caste that exists,' as country struggles with deep economic woes
Javier Milei, who wants to abolish the central bank and adopt the U.S. dollar as Argentina’s currency, is now the front-runner in the fall general election.
Far-right populist Javier Milei rocked Argentina’s political establishment Sunday by emerging as the biggest vote-getter in the presidential primaries.
Argentines will choose between far-right lawmaker Javier Milei, center-right coalition candidate Patricia Bullrich and Economy Minister Sergio Massa in this year's presidential vote, according to results…
Argentina’s voters punished the country’s two main political forces in a primary election on Sunday, pushing a rock-singing libertarian outsider candidate into first place in a huge shake-up in the race towards presidential elections in October.
Analysts react to primary elections, which saw a surge for the libertarian outsider and a victory for Patricia Bullrich over Horacio Rodríguez Larreta.
Javier Milei has secured a surprise win that opens the way for the libertarian lawmaker to become the leading presidential candidate in October's general election.
Far-right opposition candidate Javier Milei claimed a surprise victory in Sunday's Argentine primary election for president after winning more than 30% of the vote.
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