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Will Cardinals Choose Another Outsider Like Francis To Be Next Pope?
When Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio was elected in 2013 as Pope Francis, he was a near total Vatican outsider. He had never been a Vatican official, instead spending decades in local ministry. And he came from Argentina, the first pope from the Americas.
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From "Imbecile" To "Your Holiness", Argentina's President-Elect Changes Tone On Pope
Argentina's right-wing President-elect Javier Milei, who in past years has called Pope Francis everything from a "son of a bitch" to an "imbecile" to the devil's man on earth, spoke on the phone with his countryman on Tuesday.
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Argentina's President-Elect: 'The Madman' Who Takes Advice From His Dogs
Javier Milei is a former rock band member, former tantric sex coach, someone who allegedly takes advice from his dogs and now the president-elect of Argentina.
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Why They Call Argentina's President-Elect Javier Milei The 'Chainsaw Man'
Javier Milei has been elected the new president of Argentina, defeating his opponent Sergio Massa.
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Crypto Price Today:Bitcoin, Ether See Gains, Most Altcoins Follow to Trade in Profits
The valuation of the crypto market spiked by 2.04 percent in the last 24 hours. Bitcoin and Ether, both recorded small profits on Monday, November 20. Solana, Cardano, Dogecoin, and Shiba Inu are among cryptocurrencies that saw gains today. The election of pro-crypto Javier Milei as President of Argentina has been listed among reasons why more cryp...
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Outsider Javier Milei Wins Argentina's Presidential Election
Argentina elected libertarian outsider Javier Milei as its new president on Sunday, rolling the dice on an outsider with radical views to fix an economy battered by triple-digit inflation, a looming recession and rising poverty.
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Deadly Attack On 11-Year-Old Shocks Argentina, Poll Campaign Suspended
An 11-year-old Argentine girl died Wednesday after being robbed of her backpack and beaten on the way to school, sparking protests over rising crime and prompting politicians to suspend election campaigning.
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Diego Maradona's Brother Hugo Dies In Naples Aged 52
Diego Maradona's younger brother Hugo has died in Naples at the age of 52 just a year after the Argentine football legend passed away, Italian football club Napoli confirmed on Tuesday.
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These Names Of Voters In Meghalaya's Khasi Will Make You Smile
Italy, Argentina, Sweden and Indonesia will vote and choose their representative to the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly this February 27!.
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Argentina's New President Cuts Taxes on Farms, Manufacturing
Argentina's conservative new president, Mauricio Macri, got down to business Monday by eliminating or cutting a string of taxes on agricultural and industrial exports, seeking to kick-start Latin America's third-largest economy.
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Argentine President-Elect Mauricio Macri Won With 51.3%: Officials
Argentina's conservative, business-friendly president-elect Mauricio Macri won the presidential election earlier this month with 51.34 percent of the vote, according to final results released Monday.
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Argentina Elects Pro-Business Mauricio Macri After 12 Years of Kirchner Rule
Argentina, in a stinging repudiation of outgoing leftist President Cristina Kirchner, elected a pro-market government president to take the helm of Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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Pro-Market Mauricio Macri Wins Argentina Presidency: Early Results
Argentines elected pro-market leader Mauricio Macri as their new president on Sunday, early official results showed, breaking with 12 years of leftist rule in Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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Bomb Threats at Human Rights Site Before Argentine Vote
Police in Argentina evacuated a historically sensitive human rights center after it received bomb threats on Friday, two days before a potentially transformative presidential election.
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Argentina's Opposition Camp Fights Fear-Mongering With Humour
If Argentina's opposition hopeful Mauricio Macri wins the presidency in the Nov. 22 run-off, he will make minced meat out of Bambi and the ozone layer will disappear, according to a new campaign poking fun at the ruling party's fear-mongering.
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Will Cardinals Choose Another Outsider Like Francis To Be Next Pope?
When Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio was elected in 2013 as Pope Francis, he was a near total Vatican outsider. He had never been a Vatican official, instead spending decades in local ministry. And he came from Argentina, the first pope from the Americas.
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From "Imbecile" To "Your Holiness", Argentina's President-Elect Changes Tone On Pope
Argentina's right-wing President-elect Javier Milei, who in past years has called Pope Francis everything from a "son of a bitch" to an "imbecile" to the devil's man on earth, spoke on the phone with his countryman on Tuesday.
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Argentina's President-Elect: 'The Madman' Who Takes Advice From His Dogs
Javier Milei is a former rock band member, former tantric sex coach, someone who allegedly takes advice from his dogs and now the president-elect of Argentina.
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Why They Call Argentina's President-Elect Javier Milei The 'Chainsaw Man'
Javier Milei has been elected the new president of Argentina, defeating his opponent Sergio Massa.
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Crypto Price Today:Bitcoin, Ether See Gains, Most Altcoins Follow to Trade in Profits
The valuation of the crypto market spiked by 2.04 percent in the last 24 hours. Bitcoin and Ether, both recorded small profits on Monday, November 20. Solana, Cardano, Dogecoin, and Shiba Inu are among cryptocurrencies that saw gains today. The election of pro-crypto Javier Milei as President of Argentina has been listed among reasons why more cryp...
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Outsider Javier Milei Wins Argentina's Presidential Election
Argentina elected libertarian outsider Javier Milei as its new president on Sunday, rolling the dice on an outsider with radical views to fix an economy battered by triple-digit inflation, a looming recession and rising poverty.
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Deadly Attack On 11-Year-Old Shocks Argentina, Poll Campaign Suspended
An 11-year-old Argentine girl died Wednesday after being robbed of her backpack and beaten on the way to school, sparking protests over rising crime and prompting politicians to suspend election campaigning.
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Diego Maradona's Brother Hugo Dies In Naples Aged 52
Diego Maradona's younger brother Hugo has died in Naples at the age of 52 just a year after the Argentine football legend passed away, Italian football club Napoli confirmed on Tuesday.
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These Names Of Voters In Meghalaya's Khasi Will Make You Smile
Italy, Argentina, Sweden and Indonesia will vote and choose their representative to the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly this February 27!.
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Argentina's New President Cuts Taxes on Farms, Manufacturing
Argentina's conservative new president, Mauricio Macri, got down to business Monday by eliminating or cutting a string of taxes on agricultural and industrial exports, seeking to kick-start Latin America's third-largest economy.
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Argentine President-Elect Mauricio Macri Won With 51.3%: Officials
Argentina's conservative, business-friendly president-elect Mauricio Macri won the presidential election earlier this month with 51.34 percent of the vote, according to final results released Monday.
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Argentina Elects Pro-Business Mauricio Macri After 12 Years of Kirchner Rule
Argentina, in a stinging repudiation of outgoing leftist President Cristina Kirchner, elected a pro-market government president to take the helm of Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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Pro-Market Mauricio Macri Wins Argentina Presidency: Early Results
Argentines elected pro-market leader Mauricio Macri as their new president on Sunday, early official results showed, breaking with 12 years of leftist rule in Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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Bomb Threats at Human Rights Site Before Argentine Vote
Police in Argentina evacuated a historically sensitive human rights center after it received bomb threats on Friday, two days before a potentially transformative presidential election.
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Argentina's Opposition Camp Fights Fear-Mongering With Humour
If Argentina's opposition hopeful Mauricio Macri wins the presidency in the Nov. 22 run-off, he will make minced meat out of Bambi and the ozone layer will disappear, according to a new campaign poking fun at the ruling party's fear-mongering.
