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Far-right libertarian Javier Milei is leading the polls ahead of Argentina's Oct. 22 presidential vote, but it remains a tight race between the top three candidates, three surveys showed. All three surveys had Economy Minister Sergio Massa in second place and conservative opposition candidate Patricia Bullrich in third. Milei, an economist and political outsider who won a shock victory over establishment heavy-weights at the August primaries with radical proposals, has 34-35% of the vote ...

Carried by a wave of shouting supporters and wielding a chainsaw at the open sky, the man of the hour approached center stage.

Carried by a wave of shouting supporters and wielding a chainsaw at the open sky, the man of the hour approached center stage.

Argentina will hold primary elections on Sunday, a nationwide ballot that will act as a giant voter poll ahead of general elections in October, with many people angry or apathetic over... -August 11, 2023 at 02:07 am- MarketScreener

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's center-right opposition is locked in a leadership fight between former security tsar Patricia Bullrich and Buenos Aires Mayor Horacio Larreta, with whoever wins in primaries on Sunday the odds-on favorite to be the country's next president.

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's three most recent presidents have bowed out of the October general election campaign, throwing the race wide open and the outcome in the balance, with the only sure candidate a far-right libertarian who wants to dismantle the central bank. | 07:05am

Argentina's three most recent presidents have bowed out of the October general election campaign, throwing the race wide open and the outcome in the balance, with the only sure candidate a far-right libertarian who wants to dismantle the central bank.

By Nicols Misculin BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's three most recent presidents have bowed out of the October general election campaign, throwing...

REUTERS (Buenos Aires) — Argentinas three most recent presidents have bowed out of the October general election campaign, throwing the race wide open and the outcome in the balance, with

Argentina heads for close Senate vote on expanding right to abortion She told Reuters in an interview at the groups Buenos Aires headquarters that backers of the bill want women to be able to terminate pregnancies not out of need but simple desire. "Is it right that we discard our children just because we feel like it?" Marmora said.Reuters | Buenos Aires | Updated: 22-12-2020 22:24 IST | Created: 22-12-2020 22:03 IST Representative Image Image Credit: ANI Argentinas Senate will decide next...