Argentina is witnessing a significant surge in support for the candidate Javier Milei, who considers himself a proponent of liberal ideology and presents an economic and social program opposing the mainstream. Milei, who secured more than 30% of the primary election votes, represents the right-wing faction and advocates for limited government intervention in economic affairs, calling for the abolition of the central bank and a substitution of the peso with the dollar.

This political emergence of Milei reflects the strong desire of the Argentine people to change the deteriorating political and economic situation in the country, following over two decades of economic crises and political corruption.

From a geopolitical perspective, Milei’s direction marks a departure from Argentina’s traditional policies. He intends to reduce relations with certain countries, such as China, North Korea, Venezuela, and Cuba. He sees the United States as a model to be emulated.

Milei’s future remains uncertain, as he must secure victory in the presidential elections and ensure parliamentary support to implement his program. The results of the upcoming elections, scheduled for October 22, will be pivotal in determining the path the Argentine people wish to follow.