Javier Milei, 52, a congressman, economist and former television pundit, secured 30 per cent of the vote with 96 per cent of the ballots counted, making him the front-runner for the presidency in the fall general election
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Far-right populist Javier Milei rocked Argentina's political establishment Sunday by emerging as the biggest vote-getter in primary elections to choose presidential candidates.