Argentina Elections
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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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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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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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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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Argentina Presidential Challenger Mauricio Macri Seeks Common Ground With Sergio Massa
Mauricio Macri, Argentina's opposition challenger in next month's presidential run-off vote, said on Tuesday he wanted to find common ground with defeated candidate Sergio Massa and that talks had begun between the two camps.
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Argentina's Ruling Party, Opposition Kick Off Race for Run-Off Support
Argentina's tightly contested run-off campaign kicked off on Monday with the ruling party's Daniel Scioli and opposition challenger Mauricio Macri racing to win over supporters of the candidates eliminated from the presidential election.
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Argentines Vote for President, Ending Kirchner Dynasty
Argentines voted for their next president Sunday, bringing a curtain down on 12 years under power couple Nestor and Cristina Kirchner.
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3 Keys to Understanding Argentina
Argentina is still sorting through the fallout of a devastating economic crisis in 2001, when it defaulted on $100 billion in debt -- the largest sovereign default in history at the time.
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Argentina Elects New President, Ending Kirchner Dynasty
Argentina votes for its next president today after 12 years under power couple Nestor and Cristina Kirchner, whose heir apparent is poised to win but may undo parts of their controversial legacy.
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Argentina's Ruling Party Candidate Edges Closer to Election Win: Polls
Argentina's ruling party candidate in October's presidential election has eked out slim gains over his main rivals in the past month, putting him within striking distance of winning the first round and avoiding a run-off, opinion polls showed.
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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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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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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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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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Argentina Presidential Challenger Mauricio Macri Seeks Common Ground With Sergio Massa
Mauricio Macri, Argentina's opposition challenger in next month's presidential run-off vote, said on Tuesday he wanted to find common ground with defeated candidate Sergio Massa and that talks had begun between the two camps.
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Argentina's Ruling Party, Opposition Kick Off Race for Run-Off Support
Argentina's tightly contested run-off campaign kicked off on Monday with the ruling party's Daniel Scioli and opposition challenger Mauricio Macri racing to win over supporters of the candidates eliminated from the presidential election.
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Argentines Vote for President, Ending Kirchner Dynasty
Argentines voted for their next president Sunday, bringing a curtain down on 12 years under power couple Nestor and Cristina Kirchner.
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3 Keys to Understanding Argentina
Argentina is still sorting through the fallout of a devastating economic crisis in 2001, when it defaulted on $100 billion in debt -- the largest sovereign default in history at the time.
-
Argentina Elects New President, Ending Kirchner Dynasty
Argentina votes for its next president today after 12 years under power couple Nestor and Cristina Kirchner, whose heir apparent is poised to win but may undo parts of their controversial legacy.
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Argentina's Ruling Party Candidate Edges Closer to Election Win: Polls
Argentina's ruling party candidate in October's presidential election has eked out slim gains over his main rivals in the past month, putting him within striking distance of winning the first round and avoiding a run-off, opinion polls showed.
