Argentine Election Signals Discontent Amid Economic Crisis

Election held in Argentina during severe economic crisis with high inflation and poverty.

Main candidates are libertarian Javier Milei, current Economy Minister Sergio Massa, and conservative Patricia Bullrich.

Milei leads polls with anti-establishment message and controversial policy ideas like dollarization.

Massa represents current administration blamed for economic woes. Bullrich was part of previous government that took large IMF loan.

If no candidate gets 45% of vote, runoff between top two will be held in November. Outcome could further polarize divided country.