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BUENOS AIRES — Argentine voters punished the country's two main political forces in a primary election on Sunday (Aug 13), pushing a rock-singing libertarian outsider candidate into first place in a huge shake-up in the race towards presidential elections in October. With some 90 per cent of ballots counted, far-right libertarian economist Javier Milei had 30.5 per cent of the...

Javier Milei’s win is a stinging rebuke of the political establishment in a nation battered by economic woes.

Argentina’s voters punished the country’s two main political forces in a primary election on Sunday, pushing a rock-singing libertarian outsider candidate into first place in a huge shake-up in the race towards presidential elections in October.

Argentina’s voters punished the country’s two main political forces in a primary election on Sunday, pushing a rock-singing libertarian outsider candidate into first place in a huge shake-up in the race towards presidential elections in October.

Argentina’s voters punished the country’s two main political forces in a primary election on Sunday, pushing a rock-singing libertarian outsider candidate into first place in a huge shake-up in the race toward presidential elections in October.

The election is key for Argentina's farm sector