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The Country That Now Wants to Do Away With Politicians
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August 21, 2023
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This past 13 August, the Open, Simultaneous and Obligatory Primary Elections (PASO) were held, a kind of election where all political forces are obliged to participate in order to elect or ratify their candidates.
And you know what? Their results have been a real bombshell. Argentines have said enough is enough. Javier Milei, the libertarian outsider who came to Argentine politics in 2019 has won, against all odds, this particular election. And not only that, Peronism was relegated to third place. One way or another, Argentina is heading towards a historic change.
But what explains the Peronist debacle, why Alberto Fernández's government became so unpopular, what this political tsunami could mean for Argentina, and will Javier Milei become the new president of the republic? In this video we tell you all the details.
#Argentina #Economy #VisualPolitik
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