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Libertarian president-elect signals approach in keeping with ‘market situation’
The new Argentine president’s ‘anarcho-capitalism’ undermines the idea of a unified “Global South”
Unions oppose Thatcher-loving libertarian’s plans to remove companies from state ownership
President-elect Javier Milei despises the establishment — apart from the unpopular ex-leader who helped him win power
President-elect faces huge economic challenges without congressional majority
Insurgent libertarian has big plans but must work around his lack of congressional majority to deliver radical policies
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Former television commentator vows ‘drastic’ changes to crisis-hit economy as voters swing to the right
Lack of congressional majority and dire economic problems pose huge challenge for insurgent president-elect
Run-off between embattled economy minister and radical libertarian set to produce ‘outlier’ result
Formal accusation from libertarian outsider raises tensions ahead of election
Libertarian Javier Milei repeats promise to abolish central bank in attack on Peronist minister Sergio Massa
Libertarian seeks less eccentric image as he competes for moderate voters with economy minister Sergio Massa
Executives lack faith in either Peronist economy minister or hard-right libertarian
Politically astute Sergio Massa claims to offer safe pair of hands
Patricia Bullrich’s decision is expected to split her coalition ahead of election run-off
Peronist presidential candidate offers unity government to woo centre and marginalise libertarian rival Milei
If Sergio Massa can avoid crashing the economy after defeating insurgent Javier Milei in first-round voting, he may yet pull Argentina out of crisis
Libertarian outsider is narrowly leading polls over establishment parties
Country’s two main political forces may be permanently changed by challenge of radical outsider Javier Milei
The eccentric libertarian Javier Milei could be the country’s next president. What might he do, and how?
Centre-right contender blasts frontrunner Javier Milei’s dollarisation plan and proposes dual currency system
Libertarian surprise frontrunner faces ‘precarious’ situation if elected
Anti-establishment frontrunner has encouraged voters to get rid of the currency ahead of this month’s polls
Surging inflation may worsen after October vote, say economists
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