- Annual inflation in Argentina reaches 114%, the third highest in the world.
- 43% of people cannot afford basic foodstuffs and services.
- Centre-right opposition parties are leading polls for the upcoming presidential election.
- Patricia Bullrich and Javier Milei are the top contenders and offer radical fixes to the economic crisis.
- The next president will face the challenge of reducing public spending and subsidies while negotiating with 24 provincial governors.
Annual inflation of 114% is pushing Argentina to the right
Patricia Bullrich and Javier Milei are rising in the polls for this year’s presidential election | The Americas
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