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Ramón Indart

ELECTIONS 2023

Chubut the latest upset in a semester full of strong Peronist defeats

31-07-2023 16:52 Fall of Peronism in Chubut Province marks a trend worrying Sergio Massa. The biggest surprises and open scenarios.

by Ramón Indart

PASO PRIMARIES

Milei becoming Peronism's only chance of making it to run-off

19-07-2023 17:16 Libertarian lawmaker is the key for the ruling party to make run-off. Analysts agree that government must divide the opposition vote to have a chance.

by Ramón Indart

ELECTIONS 2023 – ANALYSIS

Has support for Milei reached a ceiling?

13-06-2023 16:09 The libertarian lawmaker’s brand remains strong but support for his presidential candidacy is failing to translate to his local representatives in the provincial ballots. Has Javier Milei’s support hit a ceiling?

by Ramón Indart

Online gambling is progressively encroaching on Argentine football.

FOOTBALL BETTING

Gambling firms cash in as sports betting encroaches on football

27-04-2023 14:31 A breakdown of the main companies and provincial governments collecting the most taxes from betting. Are football matches in Argentina fixed? How has online gambling changed the industry?

by Ramón Indart

ANALYSIS

Alberto steps down early, shifting focus to PASO primaries

22-04-2023 18:35 Argentina’s economic crisis accelerated the president’s announcement. The polls did not even give him a chance. He insists on the PASO primaries but, for now, no-one is echoing his request.

by Ramón Indart

Leaders of the Frente de Todos coalition: Alberto Fernández, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, Sergio Massa, Daniel Scioli, Eduardo 'Wado' de Pedro.

POLITICS – ANALYSIS

Without time, desire nor margin, Peronism resigns itself to a PASO

29-03-2023 14:11 Unless there is a surprise move, Peronism is resigned to face – for the first time since their creation – a Simultaneous and Compulsory Open Primary (PASO).

by Ramón Indart

ANALYSIS

Alberto, the solitary president who ‘resists with endurance’

11-10-2022 14:25 The president set about his latest Cabinet reshuffle on his own. He did not want to pick up the phone and generate a consensus on key portfolios such as Social Development and Labour.

by Ramón Indart