The provincial leaders will make the announcement in an upcoming summit
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Javier Milei has said it’s going to be long and hard, but there’s no other way — and that …
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Argentina’s president-elect is likely to ditch the Supreme Court impeachment, give the judiciary financial autonomy, and seek to fill key vacancies
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The impeachment of the Supreme Court will serve as the opposition’s platform to disrupt the Minister-candidate and force him to put strain on the Unión por la Patria coalition
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The forced alliance not only made Juntos por el Cambio implode and caused a split in PRO, it also sparked rage and revealed that nobody knows how to lose with dignity.
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Sergio Massa and Javier Milei are stepping up to the plate as they face the run-off, inaugurating a completely new electoral phase
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