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As the new far-right president is sworn in, the world is watching to see if his destructive campaign promises can survive the realities of office

Many are struggling to understand what the future holds under the next leader, but two astrologers have a few ideas

Voters in Argentina were heading to the polls Sunday in a presidential runoff election that will determine whether South America’s second-largest economy will take a rightward shift.

Amid skyrocketing poverty and inflation, Argentinians face a stark choice on Sunday between two wildly different presidential candidates. Libertarian Javier Milei has led a disruptive campaign that has galvanised voters and won support from a faction of the traditional far-right. But a shock first-round victory for current Economy Minister Sergio…

Move by Patricia Bullrich, who placed third in Argentina’s presidential election, is not backed by other parts of her alliance

Lula and other Latin American leftwingers hail Sergio Massa’s first-placed finish, with election now headed to November runoff

Javier Milei – a political outsider – was the pre-vote favourite, but will face a run-off against Sergio Massa

Potty-mouthed political outsider will head to November runoff with centrist finance minister Sergio Massa

Economy Minister Sergio Massa produced a big surprise by finishing first in the opening round of Argentina’s presidential election, reflecting voters’ wariness about handing the presidency to his chief rival, a right-wing populist who upended national politics and pledged to drastically diminish the state.

Sergio Massa surprised Sunday night by finishing on top in the first round of Argentina's presidential election, reflecting voters' wariness about handing the presidency to a right-wing populist.

If elected on Sunday, populist Javier Milei vows to abolish central bank, loosen gun laws, legalize sale of human organs