The Argentinian Trump who has sparked a 'political tsunami'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The rise of Milei, who described U.S. gangster Al Capone as a hero, reflects a wider regional trend in recent years that has seen Latin American politicians from outside mainstream parties rise to prominence with pledges to break up the status quo.'People are fed up with politicians,' said Adriano Gabriel Zoccola, a 31-year-old lawyer from Buenos Aires who supports Milei because of his economic proposals and plans to slash government spending and cut the number of ministries.

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