US EditionArgentina elections: Political outsider Javier Milei wins presidency
- Right-Wing populist Javier Milei won the presidency in Argentina's election, promising to shake up the state in response to economic issues.
- Milei secured 55.8% of the votes in the presidential runoff, wider than predicted by polls and the widest margin since 1983.
- Economy Minister Sergio Massa conceded defeat to Milei, who plans to slash the size of the state, rein in inflation, and strengthen ties with the US.
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Le Brésil s’inquiète de l’élection de Javier Milei à la tête de l’Argentine et craint que l’ultra-libéral ne fasse échouer un accord entre l’UE et le Mercosur, bien que des sources au sein du gouvernement de Lula soient convaincues que le pragmatisme prévaudra entre les deux principaux partenaires commerciaux.
Argentina’s Trump Wins Presidency and Takes the Country Right
Written by Anthony ConstantiniWhat’s happening: Argentina’s Javier Milei, a conservative with libertarian leanings running on an anti-establishment platform, won the presidential election over Sergio Massa, the economy minister and run-of-the-mill center-leftist.The backdrop? Argentina is in crisis mode, suffering from a nearly 140 percent inflation rate, crime concerns, and tanking government-approval numbers.A quote machine: Milei, often compa…
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