Javier Milei, a far-right figure and self-proclaimed anarcho-capitalist, is at the centre of an international political and cultural revolution. His disruptive style and unapologetically anti-establishment views resonate with those disillusioned by decades of political stagnation.
Why did 60% of young voters support him? What led the majority of the working class and those most disadvantaged to back a neoliberal promising cuts, austerity and privatisations? Does Milei represent the emergence of a new wave of populist leaders, akin to Trump or Bolsonaro, and a revival of the far right?
While the radical left and social movements are mobilising on the streets to confront Milei’s vision for Argentina, has Argentina reached a point of no return?
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