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Could Argentine radical libertarian Javier Milei win the presidency?

Argentine far-right libertarian Javier Milei shocked the country on Sunday when he won the largest share of the vote in open primary elections. Now the big question is can he repeat the trick in... -Today at 12:21 pm- MarketScreener

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) -Argentine far-right libertarian Javier Milei shocked the country on Sunday when he won the largest share of the vote in open primary elections. Now the big question is can he repeat the trick in October general elections when it matters?

BUENOS AIRES: Argentine far-right libertarian Javier Milei shocked the country on Sunday (Aug 13) when he won the largest share of the vote in open primary elections. Now the big question is can he repeat

In Argentina, the rule of law and free-market principles have been weakened dramatically over the past decade. Under the leadership of Nestor and Cristina Kirchner, economic freedom in Argentina has been in a virtual freefall, corruption has been rampant, and the government’s ties to strongmen in the region, such as Ven¬ezuela’s Hugo Chávez, are troubling. The White House and the U.S. Congress should examine the threat posed to both the U.S. and Latin America from the continuance of the Ki...

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Julio Cobos responds to Carlo’s comments about the pitch

Carlo Ancelotti was critical of the poor quality pitch at the Estadio Príncipe Felipe during Real Madrid's visit to Cacereno in the Copa del Rey.

YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 13, ARMENPRESS. The Committee of Foreign Relations and Worship of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies sent a letter to the Armenian Ambassador to Argentina Hovhannes Virabyan, extending solidarity to Armenia regarding Azerbaijan’s aggression.

The Kirchner government has pursued irresponsible economic policiessince Argentina's 2001-2005 sovereign debt default and restructuring, as illustrated in Argentina's steadily decliningscores in the 2008 Index of Economic Freedom. Congress should holdhearings on the threat to both the U.S. economy and the worldfinancial system if more sovereign debtors were to followArgentina's example and repudiate their debts.