With his support, Argentinian President Javier Milei can now chainsaw the country into greatness.
With his support, Argentinian President Javier Milei can now chainsaw the country into greatness.
By Belén Fernández
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On Sunday, Argentinians voted in midterm elections that attracted an uncommonly high level of international attention. This was in part due to the potential $40bn bailout promised to cash-strapped Buenos Aires by Washington. Ahead of the vote, United States President Donald Trump had made clear the cash injection was contingent upon the election results.
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