Electoral Blank Cheque: The Worst Version of Milei Yet to Come?
Argentina's government is celebrating an unexpected result that astonished pollsters, President Javier Milei, and Peronism alike.
La Libertad Avanza secured almost 41 percent of the national vote, gaining more than 60 new seats in Congress.
- The ruling party won in key provinces such as Santa Fe and Córdoba.
- It also overturned September’s result in Buenos Aires Province, narrowly beating Fuerza Patria.
Will the President radicalise further after receiving this vote of confidence?
Diego Santilli pulled off a shock victory against his Peronist rival, Jorge Taiana, for whom the campaign proved too big a challenge.
Author's summary: Milei's unexpected victory sparks concerns.
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