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The ultra-libertarian president has proposed harsh austerity measures to tame Argentina's budget and boost its economy. But with hundreds of thousands protesting proposed education cuts, has he gone a step too far?

Ordinary lives have been ravaged by massive inflation.

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Ordinary lives have been ravaged by massive inflation.

Javier Milei, a far-right libertarian economist, could be elected Argentina’s president on Sunday. If he is not, he has already pointed to fraud.

Governor Gildo Insfrán has not announced his candidacy for what would be his eighth term