US EditionArgentina's Milei wins show of support in Buenos Aires election
- Milei's candidates, led by Manuel Adorni, won 30.1% of the votes in Buenos Aires's local election according to official results.
- The Buenos Aires election is viewed as a crucial indicator for the national midterm elections in October.
- Milei's government framed the local election as a referendum on its economic achievements.
- This result allows La Libertad Avanza to negotiate from a strong position with voters disillusioned by collapsing parties.
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The ultra-rightist president, emboldened by the victory of his candidate in the legislative elections of the City of Buenos Aires, bastion of the party of former president Mauricio Macri, has suggested that he withdraw from political life.Milei's candidate wins in the Buenos Aires by-elections and defeats the party of former president Macri in his bastion It is as if Vox beats the Popular Party in his main feud.This can be described the defeat o…
CNN Radio Argentina: Diego Valenzuela, mayor of Tres de Febrero, stated this Tuesday on CNN's La Mañana (Morning) program, "The idea is to engage the province of Buenos Aires in this change by uniting those who share similar views to defeat Kirchnerism" within the framework of the agreement in the province of Buenos Aires between the PRO (Progressive Party of Buenos Aires) and La Libertad Avanza (La Libertad Avanza). Speaking with Guillermo Pani…
Javier Milei won the city of Buenos Aires. He did so in a rare election. Legislators were elected for the local assembly. And the level of participation was very low: 53.3% in a country that practices compulsory voting. Apathy, the disagreement between representatives and representatives, which was the vector that pushed Milei towards power, seems to persist. Milei’s candidates obtained 30% of the votes cast. The initial conclusion is that La Li…
With an Improving Economy, Argentina’s Javier Milei Shows Increasing Political Force as His Party Wins Capital Buenos Aires’ Election
When Javier Milei was elected Argentine President, there were no shortage of ‘analysts’ predicting that this crazed outsider was sure to lead the South American country deeper into the hole and finish destroying it.
The president's party came at the head of a local election in Buenos Aires yesterday. Argentina's capital has been the electoral bastion of the traditional right for nearly 20 years.
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