Far-Right Libertarian Wins Argentina's Presidential Primary

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "We have a lot of things in common," he said, citing what he called their support for private property, freedom of expression, the free market and the right to self-defense.
39% : Besides his ideas about the currency and the central bank, he has proposed drastically lowering taxes and cutting public spending, including by charging people to use the public health care system; closing or privatizing all state-owned enterprises; and eliminating the health, education and environment ministries.
30% : He and his running mate, a lawyer who has defended the country's past military dictatorship, have suggested they would loosen gun laws, reverse recent policies allowing abortion and even permit the sale of human organs, an example of commerce that Mr. Milei says the government has no business restricting.

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