US EditionArgentina’s Peronists Win Buenos Aires Province, Delivering Crushing Defeat to Milei
Milei's La Libertad Avanza secured 34% of votes against Peronists' 47% amid scandals and economic challenges, signaling a crucial setback ahead of Argentina's October midterms.
- Javier Milei's party, La Libertad Avanza, suffered a decisive defeat in Buenos Aires, receiving only 34% of the vote, compared to 47% for Gabriel Katopodis of the Peronist coalition, Fuerza Patria.
- Milei admitted to a 'clear defeat' and acknowledged mistakes after his party's significant loss, while indicating no major changes in economic policy.
- The election results indicate strong opposition to Milei's austerity measures, with his government facing criticisms for cuts in social benefits and rising unemployment.
- Political tensions within Milei's ruling party have intensified due to the defeat, highlighting ongoing economic challenges and a corruption scandal involving Milei's sister.
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