Argentine Voters Support Milei's Path
President Javier Milei's austerity approach and deregulatory reform drive have been put to the test, with voters showing contentment despite hardships.
Milei received a belated birthday present in Sunday's midterm elections, with results indicating that voters do not want to go back to the previous system.
Peronism’s renovation is well overdue.
- Voters prefer Milei's path of uncertainty and sacrifice to going back to the previous system.
- Analysts had predicted a vote share of around 30-35 percent for Milei prior to the election.
Author's summary: Milei's approach gains voter support in Argentine midterm elections.
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