Presidential elections in Argentina: rupture or continuity? (Opinion piece)

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Nadia Allemand, an economist at BSI Economics, published an opinion piece in Forbeson October 19 on the economic issues surrounding the elections in Argentina. « This Sunday, October 22, Argentinians will go to the polls to elect their new president. According to the results of the primary elections, the three main presidential candidates are far-right economist Javier Milei, leader of the « La Libertad Avanza » party (Freedom Advances), former security minister Patricia Bullrich, who belongs to the right-wing coalition « Juntos por el Cambio » (Together for Change), and the current economy minister, Sergio Massa, a member of the center-left coalition « Frente de Todos » (Front for All). »

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20/10/2023

L'auteur

Nadia Allemand

A graduate of the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne in Money, Banking & Finance, the University of Buenos Aires in Economics and the TEA School of Journalism, Nadia is currently working on her PhD in Economics at the University of Navarre. Her research focuses on the economic and financial impacts of global warming. Nadia's career has included a number of professional experiences in the private sector, notably in consulting, and in the public sector, at the Financial Stability Directorate of the Banque de France and at the Budget, Finance, Financial Management and Fiscal Policy Commission of the Buenos Aires City Parliament. His areas of interest include macroeconomics, monetary policy, financial stability and green finance.

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Presidential elections in Argentina: rupture or continuity? (Opinion piece)

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