closely fought contest it's been a closely fought contest between left—wing economy minister, sergio massae pair have sharply different views on how to tackle argentina's economic crisis — an issue that's dominated the vote. mr massa won the first round with 36.7%, ahead of mr melei with 30%. live now to our bbc mundo reporter, veronica smink, who is in buenos aires. great to talk to you. give us a sense of how we got here with this presidential runoff and what the two candidates represent.— candidates represent. argentina has had a very long _ candidates represent. argentina has had a very long history _ candidates represent. argentina has had a very long history of— candidates represent. argentina has had a very long history of economicl had a very long history of economic problems and these have really deepened. it currently has an inflation of ia2% and 40% of the population live under the poverty line. children under 14, population live under the poverty line. children underili, it's population live under the poverty line. children under 14, it's 56%. the current government has propose

thank you so much for — supporting sergio massa. time. full- supporting sergio massa. thank you so much for your time. full stop - supporting sergio massa. thank you so much for your time. full stop we | so much for your time. full stop we will bring you the outcome of that result as soon as we get it. some developing news — russell brand has been questioned by metropolitan police detectives in relation to allegations of historical sex offences. an investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4�*s dispatches revealed allegations of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse against the comedian and actor. brand has previously denied the claims. for more on this, i spoke earlier to our culture reporter, noor nanji. well, the metropolitan police has confirmed that a man in his 40s attended a police station in south london on november the 16th — so that�*s last thursday — as first reported by the times newspaper. now, the police force said it was he was interviewed under caution by detectives in relation to allegations of th

pablo: el actual ministro de economÍa, sergio massa, pidiÓ licencia, quiere decir que abandonÓ en susabilidad del nuevo presidente, el presidente electo y esperamos que asÍ lo haga. leemos ademÁs planteado al presidente electo y al presidente de la naciÓn la responsabilidad de maÑana mismo poner en marcha mecanismos de enlace y transiciÓn de recambio democrÁtico. >> viva la libertad, carajo. fÉlix: mi ley es el primer presidente economista que tendrÁ argentina en su historia y la economÍa es el tema central y dentro de su gran propuesta es la dolarizaciÓn del paÍs. ¿quÉ tan factible es eso a corto, mediano plazo? pablo: complicadÍsimo, primero hay que sanear la economÍa y conseguir dÓlares desde lo que escasea en el paÍs, hay que destacar que milei no tendrÁ mayorÍa en ninguna de las dos cÁmaras de conforman el congreso, estÁ Árabe obligado a negociar la idea con la oposiciÓn que seguramente no se la va a ser fÁcil, un dato interesante, en la primera hora el presidente lo cito para un desayuno de trabajo, una transiciÓn, aquÍ es una de las primeras veces que vamos a verla. fÉlix: gra

the second—round run—off is between the current economy minister, sergio massa, and far—right outsiderlation facing hyperinflation and a deep economic crisis. more from our south america correspondent katy watson. evita still looms large in argentina. the country's most famous politician and the original champion of the poor is missed by many, especially in these days of economic hardship. as argentina prepares to vote in a new president, the two remaining candidates are promising the world when it comes to improving a country on its knees. but here in one of buenos aires' poorest neighbourhoods, it's hard to muster enthusiasm for what feels like endless broken promises. in the shadow of this city's port, the people of maciel island struggle daily. lourdes, who runs a corner shop, says soaring inflation means paying for the basics is impossible. money becomes worthless quickly and people here are tired. they want change. translation: i personally have a little notebook- of people who can't make ends meet, and i give them items on credit. they can never pay it back because they pay me b

argentina esta esperando ser convocado por el presidente de argentina, alberto fernandez, y por sergio massacion del actual gobierno en este periodo este transicion que javier milei le da importancia se vio trabajando con su equipo esta maÑana dijo que hay que hacer un cambio drastico esta trabajando en la formacion de su gabinete una de las medidas economicas es la privatizaccion e empresas del estado como los medios de comunicacion publicos como ypf tambien la petrolera estatal y la reduccion de los subsidios que son la base del gobierno del kirchnerismo tambien recibio saludos del presidente de brasil luiz inacio lula da silva de donald trump y de la directora del fondo monetario internacional (fmi( uno de los principales acreedores de argentina y estas son las novedades desde argentina pendientes de los movimientos de javier milei y su equipo >> muchas gracias ayer cientos de personas estuvieron en las calles y en republica dominicana siguen en alerta maxima por las lluvias del fin de semana causando muertes y el desplazamiento de mas de mil personas vamos con mas detalles acerca de esta

, (informacion en pantalla( >>> por otra parte sergio massa tambiÉn de 51 aÑos es abogado y actuale recetas de libre mercado y defiende los sectores claves de la economÍa como tambiÉn el domingo uno de los dos era presidente de argentina y ese mismo paÍs soportÓ una inflaciÓn de mÁs del 132 por ciento y un nivel de pobreza que alcanza los 40 por ciento de la poblaciÓn, para ponerlo en perspectiva a quintos unidos es un poco mÁs del 12 por ciento ciclos ar argentinos estÁn pasando por un momento muy difÍcil >>> estuvimos ayer compartÍa sus aquÍ en telemundo jekyll es lo que se habla, los goles de c cabeza de luis dÍas que menos le hizo dos a brasil, en fase clasificatoria para el mundial 2026 >>> el delantero del liverpool le dio la victoria a su equipo con dos a uno final pero mejor aÚn cuando su padre estaba en la cancha, en resumen fue una noche de doble felicidad para la familia >>> mÁs fÚtbol para la eliminatoria, la derrota de argentina contra uruguay en la bombonera, vimos a quien telemundo clÁsico del rÍo de la plata un editor uruguayo dos a cero sobre la albiceleste lionel

the poles today in a run off election, putting economy ministers, sergio massa against the far right canada candidate. rather have you hear me like the road comes in mid argentina's, worst economic crisis and 2 decades with triple digit inflation and rising poverty . l a has a slight edge in early polling, its promise to shake up the economy to fix the country's economic was including replacing the pay so the us dollars the countries currency and slash and government spending. fear of painful reforms is driving many to support legacy candidate sergio massa. the malays radical reform plans are getting back in from an unexpected corner. the countries youth dw is andres goldschmidt has more natalia and alexis or siblings. in the 2nd round, the presidential elections in argentina, natalia will vote for parentis economy minister, search your muscle. and alexis, for libertarian, how do you hear me la? a little. you can't comprehend her brother's choice in the way then do you know that since you have a date on finding out where and then i can understand and good and reading there. but i fin

electoral los argentinos lo respaldaron con una amplia victoria sobre el ministro de economÍa sergio massaara muchos el donald trump argentino y promete acabar con la delicada situaciÓn socioeconÓmica actual. presidente milei: el modelo de la decadencia ha llegado a su fin, no hay vuelta atrÁs. pablo: estaba prevista hoy una reuniÓn de transiciÓn entre el presidente electo y el actual mandatario alberto fernÁndez. presidente milei: hoy volvemos a abrazar el modelo de la libertad para volver a ser una potencia mundial. pablo: el todopoderoso ministro de economÍa y candidato oficialista sergio massa amenazÓ con pedir licencia, aunque al final decidiÓ permanecer en el cargo, asegurÓ que de ahora en mÁs lo que ocurre en este convulsionado paÍs hasta el mes de diciembre serÁ responsabilidad de milei. >> la tarea de dar certezas, de transmitirle garantÍas sobre el funcionamiento polÍtico, social y econÓmico de la argentina es responsabilidad del nuevo presidente. pablo: este analista destaca que lo ocurrido en las urnas marcarÁ un antes y un despuÉs en el paÍs. >> este es el resultado electoral

maÑana se enfrentarÁn el actual ministro de economÍa, sergio massa, y el economista, javier milei.o, somos defensores de la democracia y de la libertad. pablo: la alternativa es mÁs, con pasado de derecho, de centro, ya representando al populista peronismo, que desde hace siete dÉcadas mantiene el poder en este paÍs. la paradoja es que una de las dos opciones finalistas sea un ministro de economÍa que no logra domar la inflaciÓn, que ronda el 150% anual, la pobreza, que casi alcanza a la mitad de la poblaciÓn. llama la atenciÓn de muchos que proponga abrir una nueva etapa, siendo Él parte del gobierno que llevÓ al paÍs a la situaciÓn actual. en el Último debate entre ambos, el experimentado demostrÓ tener oficio, intentÓ no mostrarse irascible y evitar sus tÍpicas reacciones descontroladas. massa representa la continuidad de un modelo marcado por la corrupciÓn, responsable de la actual crisis del paÍs. y milei, serÍa un salto al vacÍo, propone ideas polÉmicas. >> llegamos a un momento donde se define entre la continuidad de un modelo que ya sabemos que fracasÓ. pero del otro lado,

sergio massa, he was obviously minister in the government already, is there any criticism that javierave the experience, the work experience, to take on this role? ., , ., experience, to take on this role? . , . . experience, to take on this role? . , ., ., , role? that is that what his opponents _ role? that is that what his opponents are _ role? that is that what his opponents are many - role? that is that what his i opponents are many people role? that is that what his - opponents are many people in argentina thought. javier milei made his career as a commentator on tv. he has not really held many offices in the government. he does not have any real experience in the government and, of course, his critics said that would be a major problem but of course he presents it as an advantage and says he alone is able to fight what he sees as extended corruption in the argentinian political system because he had nothing to do with it. and of course, people are going to see how he tries to make these promises of truth and the next few weeks. that was luis fajardo, from bbc monitoring. the fo

the argentinians have a choice sergio massa, a man who's in charge of the ailing economy but is partosed drastic changes like destroying the central bank and replacing the national currency with the us dollar. the two candidates could be further apart politically as they showed in a final debate. translation: ask yourself if you prefer in placement or stability. if you want to continue supporting this parasitic cast that just destroys our wealth generation and sinks us deeper and deeper. butjavier milei's proposals which should include liberal gun laws in banning abortion make people nervous and that is something sergio massa is using to his advantage. translation: i know to his advantage. translation: i know there _ to his advantage. translation: i know there are _ to his advantage. translation: i know there are some _ to his advantage. translation: i know there are some who - to his advantage. translation: i know there are some who are l i know there are some who are voting — i know there are some who are voting for— i know there are some who are voting for me not because they are

and that put, at the same time, sergio massa in a difficult position. hy massa had that that good performance and why are we calling a tight race good a performance and why are we calling a tight race if he�*s economic minister of the current government. well, possibly because people that don�*t vote for milei are afraid of him, are worried that maybe it�*s too much. they are uncertain of what a government by milei might be and that it might be too far off to the right. so, i think that these are the key issues in argentina in this election. a hat worn by napoleon bonaparte when he ruled the french empire in the 19th century has sold at auction in france for £2.1 million, around 1.9 million euros. the sale price was considerably higher than the auction house had estimated. wearing a hat became a central part of napolean�*s image, with the military commander famously wearing his headgear sideways to make him recognisable on the battlefield. a bottle of whisky has become the most a bottle of whisky has become the most expensive spirit ever sold, most expen

and that put, at the same time, sergio massa in a difficult position. the issue here that we need to highlight is why massa had that that good performance and why are we calling a tight race if he's economic minister of the current government. well, possibly because people that don't vote for milei are afraid of him, are worried that maybe it's too much. they are uncertain of what a government by milei might be and that it might be too far off to the right. so, i think that these are the key issues in argentina in this election. some breaking news now. russell brand has been questioned by metropolitan police detectives in relation to allegations of historical sex offences. an investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4's what are we hearing? the metropolitan _ what are we hearing? the metropolitan police - what are we hearing? tue: metropolitan police has what are we hearing? t'ta: metropolitan police has confirmed that a man in his 40s attempted a police station in south london on the november the 16th. that's last thursday. the police f

a sergio massa victory would entail some sort of continuity with current policies, even if there is at expecting a radical shift whereas a javier milei victory would imply a radical shift in terms of the economy and other measures that will face a lot of resistance in initial stages at least. let's -ick initial stages at least. let's ick u- initial stages at least. let's pick on on _ initial stages at least. let's pick up on those _ initial stages at least. let's i pick up on those suggestions initial stages at least. let's pick up on those suggestions by javier milei. he is not an economist, is he? some of his suggestions, many people who don't understand how all this works might be aligned. can you really eliminate the central bank and dollarise the economy? how does that sit with argentines? it how does that sit with argentines?— how does that sit with argentines? how does that sit with araentines? , ., , argentines? it is a very well instructed — argentines? it is a very well instructed economy - argentines? it is a very well instructed economy but - argentines? it is a very well|

sergio massa, a man who's currently in charge of an ailing economy but is part of the political establishmenttic changes like destroying the central bank and replacing the national currency with the us dollar. the two candidates couldn't be further apart politically, as they showed in their final debate. translation: ask yourself if you prefer inflation over l stability. if you want to keep supporting this corrupt, parasitic and useless political caste that just destroys our wealth generation and sinks us deeper and deeper. butjavier milei's proposals, which also include more liberal gun laws and banning abortion, make many people nervous, and that's something sergio massa is trying to use to his advantage. translation: | know there - are some who are voting for me not because they are convinced butjust as a way to avoid choosing a path of violence, hatred and harm, and i want to tell all of them that i will ensure they feel they didn't throw away their vote but that they trusted someone. the political style of javier milei has captured attention. he's been likened to donald trump and, closer

and that's something sergio massa is trying to use to his advantage.iolence, hatred and harm. and i want to tell all of them that i will ensure they feel that they didn't throw away their vote, but that they trusted someone. the political style of milei has captured attention. he's been likened to donald trump and closer to home, brazil's former leader, jair bolsonaro. for good reason, say experts. because they have this idea that the markets solve everything. and the state is not a society. you don't need to plan. you don't need to have government. you don't need to rules. we know that this is not true. there is no county, no developed country, that follows this stupidity. but forget the political football, back at the port, politics hardly feels relevant here. there's little faith that a new leader will change anything for the average argentinean. it feels safer to back sporting heroes instead. katy watson, bbc news. and the voting polls open at 8am local time in the third biggest country in south america. from gladiator and the roman empire to franc

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es ahora favorito de las encuestas contra el economista sergio massa. al hecho de que la gente se siente mÁs segura tras la pandemia y quiere saludar y dar un abrazo a santa claus. y terminamos con una celebraciÓn soÑada de luis dÍas tras la pesadilla que viviÓ tras Él se nuestro de su padre durante 12 dÍas. dos certeros cabezazos le tiren la victoria a colombia por 2—1 sobre brasil con su padre de testigo celebrando hasta las lÁgrimas en la tribuna. el emotivo desahogo es de las muchas cosas bonitas y lindas que tiene el deporte. que imagen. sara: ay, listo. mi cuarto ya quedó, y todo el departamento está quedando divino. vas a ver que no te vas a arrepentir de vivir conmigo,

a argentinians head to the polls today and i run off election pitting economy administer. sergio massa, i guess the far right candidate have you hear me late? the vote comes in mid argentine is worst economic causes and 2 decades with triple digit inflation and rising poverty. a has a slight edge in early polling. these promise to shake up the economy to fix the country's economic was including replacing the pay so the us dollars, the countries currency and slashing government spending. fear of painful reforms is driving many to support legacy candidates. sergio massive delays radical reform plans are getting backing from an unexpected corner. the countries use these injuries. goldschmidt has more natalia and alexis or siblings in the 2nd round. the presidential elections and argentina. natalia will vote for parent as economy minister search your muscle. and alexis, for libertarian, have you hear me late? natalia can't comprehend her brother's choice. and the women june august instead of late on finding out where and then i can understand and good and really nice. but i find it very st

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expectativas se impuso por casi doce puntos de diferencia frente al en el ismo peronista moderado sergio massa milei que asumirÁ la presidencia que estÁ prevista el diez de diciembre estÁ organizando en estos momentos su gabinete no se descarta que cuenta con figuras de la tercera fuerzo electoral el partido liderado por el expresidente mauricio macri. los festejos se prolongorÁn durante la madrugada porque la jornada que se inicia en argentina es un feriado nacional de modo que sigue llegando pÚblico siguen llegando votante al obelisco con sus banderas argentinas. >>> y bueno, vamos ahora el conflicto be lec en el medio oriente porque al menos 31 bebÉs prematuros fueron evacuados del hospital desde hace dÍas la falta de combustible para alimentar incubadora hizo sonar alarmas sobre su futuro de ac curdo con la media luna rojo los reciÉn nacido ahora se encuentran cerca del paso, y se espera que pasen en las prÓximas horas hacia egipto. >>> precisamente casi 4 dÍas despuÉs de que el ejÉrcito israelÍ irrumpiÓ en la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud describiÓ el centro como una zona de muerte, se

. >>> sergio massa continÚa en su cargo. lÍderes mundiales felicitaron a milei por su triunfo. acciones aumentÓ un 40%. en las calles, las opiniones son encontradas. >>> no es para y luz nars hubiera ganado cualquiera de los dos. para los analistas cuando milei asma la primera ma jis trard va a cambiar en la argentina la manera de hacer polÍtica. aparece una nueva opciÓn. cualquiera parecÍa mejor. >>> a la espera de reunirse con albert fernÁndez el presidente en ejercicio, javier milei no pierde el tiempo y estÁ definiendo los nombres de los ministros que van a estar en su gabinete. va a mantener el dato en reserva. en buenos aires carlos noticias telemundo. >>> el presidente joe biden cumple 81 aÑos y lo celebra junto a su familia. en medio de la campaÑa por la reelecciÓn. >>> javier vega con el reporte. el presidente mÁs longevo de la historia cumple 81 aÑos. mar cora la fecha en la casa blanca. >>> serio de las dificultades de 60 aÑos y bromeando por su edad en la ceremonia de perdÓn a los pavos de la cena de acciÓn de gracias. >>> la edad del mandatario es uno de los princi

casi el 100% de los votos escrutados javier milei de la libertad avanza logrÓ mÁs de 45% mientras sergio massamos los detalles de la jornada electoral. >> hola, octavio, y nos trasladamos ahora al obelisco porteÑo, este lugar tradicional que es el centro neurÁlgico de todos los festejos importantes en la capital argentina, porque hasta aquÍ se desplazÓ una importante cantidad de pÚblico, de votantes al enterarse de la noticia de que el presidente electo de la repÚblica argentina se llama javier milei. >> la verdad que necesitÁbamos un cambio, sinceramente estamos supercontentos y alegres y sabemos que las cosas van a cambiar, superfeliz. >> yo creo que puede haber un cambio o histÓrica para la argentina, muchas gracias a todos los que vinieron, muchas gracias a todos los que hicieron que esto fuera posible >> mientras los festejos se multiplican en las principales ciudades del paÍs. javier milei que asumirÁ la presidencia segÚn estÁ previsto el prÓximo diez de diciembre, estÁ organizando en estos momentos su gabinete y no se descarta que cuente con figuras de la tercera fuerza electoral, el pa

left—wing economy minister sergio massa faces far—right candidate javier milei, as the country grapples ukraine. polish truckers are blocking almost all transit to and from ukraine in response to the eu giving ukrainian carriers freer access to its internal market. hello and welcome. the world health organization has described the al shifa hospital in gaza as a "death zone", after a visit to the complex by a un team. international doctors spent an hour at the site, and reported evidence of shelling and gunfire, and say there is a mass grave at the entrance. the israeli military has surrounded and occupied the hospital for days; last week, they claimed they'd found a hamas �*command and control centre�* beneath it. that�*s been denied by hamas, which is designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments. on saturday, hundreds of people — including some patients — left the hospital on foot, making their way through israeli armoured vehicles. meanwhile, the hamas—run health authority, says at least 80 people have been killed in two israeli strikes on the jabaliya refugee camp.

he beat the country's current minister of economy, sergio massa, who has already admitted defeat, althoughes has not yet been completed. miley is 52 years old, he is an economist by training, a politician promises a radical transformation, he intends to introduce the free circulation of the dollar in the united states instead of pesa and to abolish the central bank of argentina. promises a real avalanche of privatization, including in education and healthcare, intends to reduce cooperation with china, brazil, russia in favor of the united states and israel. inflation in argentina since the beginning of the year has exceeded 120%, and the poverty rate is 40%. a significant portion of voters are disillusioned with the government's ability to change the situation. this model benefits a few, and the majority of argentines suffer from it, thanks to my team, they have been working for 2 years to change argentina, a miracle has become possible. the russian il-76 plane delivered 117 citizens of our country who were evacuated from the gas sector to moscow. during the flight they were accompanied by

his rival sergio massa, called mr milei to concede defeat and said it was important to respect the votesbetween the two, who have sharply different views on how to tackle argentina's economic crisis — an issue that's dominated the vote. milei's proposals which included detonating the central bank won support amid voters desperate for change. let's get more on this from luis fajardo from bbc monitoring. hejoins me from miami. great to talk to you. he joins me from miami. great to talk to you.— to talk to you. you have a real overview _ to talk to you. you have a real overview of — to talk to you. you have a real overview of the _ to talk to you. you have a real overview of the opinion - to talk to you. you have a real overview of the opinion in - to talk to you. you have a real overview of the opinion in the | overview of the opinion in the country because you're looking at all these media sources all the time. what is the reaction likely to be to this win? people are talking about a political earthquake, a change like there hasn't been in argentina for a long time. javier milei is someti

miley beat the country's current minister of economy, sergio massa, who has already admitted defeat.mist by education. he intends to introduce free circulation of dollars instead of pesa and abolish the central bank of argentina. milei also promises large-scale privatization, including in education and health care. the winner of the election intends to abandon cooperation with china, brazil and russia in favor of the united states and israel. let me remind you that inflation in argentina since the beginning of the year has exceeded 120%, and the poverty level - 40%. a significant portion of voters are disillusioned with the ability. with the idea that the state is prey, which can be divided between politicians and their friends is over, we are returning to the path that made this country great, we are once again accepting the ideas of freedom, presidential elections in argentina, javier miley was born in 1970, trained as an economist, taught abroad in the country, at one time he worked in the management of the regional branch of the british bank hsbc, developed a proposal for the wor

determined such a list of candidates and themselves leaving miley in the second round alone with sergio massaonomy of the outgoing government, under which... exchange rates there were already a dozen, and inflation reached 142%, the argentines themselves led themselves to vote not so much for as against that guy, but what is this guy in what in a modern democracy can shoot values? export-oriented economy, electoral price, aristocratic leadership, decision-making in favor of elite groups in society. in the forties , universal suffrage was tested in argentina during the elections of juan domingo peron and his wife, co-ruler evita, her grave is still in the same oriculeta cemetery pore mecca, where they go and go. now the question is, didn’t they flog, rule in the political cemetery, and all the pyroonism? an interesting answer to this question came from the mouth of an argentine, doctor of political science at the university of lisbon, andres melamud. miley is a new perón, the same people who were disadvantaged then, whom only he was able to reach, voted for him, so what does miley convert into

the latest polling data predicts victory for the current minister of economy, sergio massa, who opposesrussian sanctions. his rival, the head of the libertarian party javier miley, is only a few percent behind, unlike the masses, who see washington as the boss. ally of buenos aires. the topic will be continued by my colleague, sergey brilev, watch his report immediately after advertising. why leave the house again when you can buy everything on a scooter. order more. favorite products scooter without extra expenses if you get up more than twice at night - afola at the first symptoms of the prostate afalase is a modern drug for the early treatment of prostate adenoma. open your first deposit on financial services with a rate of up to 17% for 6 months. download the financial services application financial services from the moscow exchange: deposits of different banks in one application. black friday of new buildings - nazian. hurry up to catch yours. super profitable offer for an apartment in a new building. one of my friends has a difficult relationship with the internet. cool shot, i'll

miley beat the country's current minister of economy, sergio massa. that already admitted defeat. years old and an economist by training. the politician promises radical change. he intends to introduce free circulation of the dollar in the united states instead of pejas and abolish the central bank of argentina. miley also promises large-scale privatization, including in education and healthcare. the winner of the election intends to abandon cooperation with china, brazil and russia in favor of the united states and israel. and let me remind you that inflation in argentina since the beginning of the year has exceeded 120, and the poverty level is 40%. a significant portion of voters became disillusioned with the government's ability to change the situation and voted for melei. the model of an all-pervasive state that impoverishes the people is over today, the idea that the state is a spoil to be shared among politicians and their friends is over, we are returning to the path that made this country great, transport industry russia, i will remind you that today is the day of transpo

today there are presidential elections in argentina, in the second round the minister of economy sergio massaeley came together, known for their extravagant initiative to change the national currency to the american dollar, the gap is minimal, tension is growing, now ties from... my colleague, sergei brilyov. first come these big guards , then he appears, now we will see him, of course, an amazing character who came out in the second turgant that the country needs to give up its own little money, dissolve the central bank and generally abandon what it was until now, 15 minutes before he appeared here , the candidate from the ruling party, sergio masa, voted at his polling station, of course it’s not easy for him either, because look, these are not protesters, this is a supporter shallow, half the country according to polls is going to vote for him, the problem of the candidate from the ruling party is massive, 40% of the population is below the poverty line, inflation is 142%, but it was he who was the minister of economy who took up the task of correcting the situation, what else is needed m

milei won the election with close to 56% in the decisive run—off, ahead of his left—wing rival sergio massaic crisis in argentina with inflation standing at over 140% and two in five argentinians, or a0%, live in poverty. mr milei promised drastic changes if elected including ditching the local currency for the us dollar and "blowing up" the central bank in order to prevent it from printing more money, which he argues is driving inflation. our south america correspondent katy watson has more. i think will be interesting to see what kind of president javier milei will be, will he be brash with these unorthodox proposals or will he have to turn them down because he's not going to have a huge amount of support in congress? he's going t ohave to work with other parties, other politicians to get proposals through, and at the same time the country is in a massive economic crisis and he is going to have to be very aware that he won't be making the situation even worse than many millions of argentinians who have so much hope on his presidency and the change he has talked about bringing about. aroun

polls suggest it will be a tight race between the centrist economy minister sergio massa and a far—rightround with 36.7%, ahead of mr milei with 30%. let me show you some pictures from gunnersau was one polls opened in the last 20 minutes. it is the economy that might dominate the picture. —— from bonus errors. those are live images from argentina. now it's time for a look at today's sport. and gavinjones and gavin jones us. and gavinjones us. thank you and good morning. let's start with the cricket world cup where india are up against australia in front of over 130,000 spectators in ahmedabad, the world's largest cricket venue. australia won the toss and put india into bat, and the aussies took three wickets inside 11 overs. captain rohit sharma was dismissed by mitchell starcjust before reaching his half century. virat kohli took the reins though — and steered india in the right direction, passing 50 but was bowled by pat cummins on 5a. you can follow this one on the bbc sport website. wales' chances of reaching the euros suffered a blow after they were held to a frustrating 1—1 draw w

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obtiene casi 3,000,000 de votos por encima de sergio massa.cito a travÉs de su propia red social. milei es el primer candidato libertario de ultra derecha de este paÍs que ha ganado las elecciones. es el presidente electo con mayor nÚmero de votos en la historia. muchos analistas entienden que se abre ahora una etapa de incertidumbre. Él no tiene ninguna experiencia de gestiÓn. muchas de sus ideas son inÉditas para este paÍs. con su sorpresa porque ninguna encuesta habÍa anticipado una victoria tan contundente. con una diferencia de mÁs de 11 puntos porcentuales el ultraderechista javier milei se impuso ante el candidato oficialista sergio massa en la segunda vuelta electoral. milei: quiero decir a todos los argentinos que hoy comienza el fin de la decadencia argentina. [gritos] hoy empezamos a dar vuelta la pÁgina de nuestra historia. volvemos a retomar el camino que nunca deberÍamos haber perdido. hoy se termina el modelo empobrecedor del estado omnipresente que sÓlo beneficia algunos mientras la mayorÍa de los argentinos sufren. hoy se term

milei won the election with close to 56% in the decisive run—off, ahead of his left—wing rival, sergio massa with inflation standing at over 140 % and two in five argentinians, or a0%, live in poverty. mr milei promised drastic changes if elected including ditching the local currency for the us dollar and "blowing up" the central bank in order to prevent it from printing more money, which he argues is driving inflation. earlier, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke to our south america correspondent, katy watson, about what these results mean for argentina. he has made these bold plans. can he follow through? i think will be interesting to see what kind of javier will be interesting to see what kind ofjavier milei president kind of javier milei president will will kind ofjavier milei president will will be, will he be brush with these unorthodox proposals or will he have to turn them down because he is not going to have a huge amount of support in congress, he will have to work with other parties, other politicians to get proposals, and at the same time the country is in a massive economic cri

his opponent, sergio massa — the country's left—wing economy minister — had won the first round of votingranslation: obviously, the results are — translation: obviously, the results are not _ translation: obviously, the results are not what _ translation: obviously, the results are not what we - results are not what we expected and i have contacted javier milei to congratulate him and wish him luck because he is the president that the majority of argentines elected. i leave a message of coexistence, dialogue and respect for peace, in the face of so much violence and disqualification, it is the best path we can take. the white house congratulated mr milei on his win. also among those offering support is former us president donald trump. he posted on his social media site that he thinks mr milei will �*make argentina great again.�* in the region, brazil's president luiz inanacio lula da silva posted on x: colombia's president gustavo petro said: in the us , formerfirst lady rose—alynn carter has died, two days after entering hospice care. mrs carter was a champion of mental health, elder ca

left—wing economy minister sergio massa faces far—right candidate javier milei, as the country grapplesal inflation of 140%. major flight delays at heathrow as air traffic control restricts how many can take off and land. now on bbc news — click. this week... like this? that's it? yeah. yeah, that's it. pat your head. pat your head, rub your stomach. 0k. 1-9-8-7. ..tim's taking me to task... ..tom's tackling table football... 0h! ..and anyone for a dance? this is tim peake, only the uk's second astronaut. he spent six months aboard the iss in 2016, living, working and walking in space. coming out. 0k. he's one of only 628 humans to have left our planet. and in his latest book, he's written the story of some of the other 627. all of them are special, a rare breed. and i met tim at imperial college london's data observatory to talk about a few that mean something extra special to him. yes, so this is bruce mccandless. 1984, out of the space shuttle challenger. and it's an iconic photograph. it's the first untethered spacewalk. we do lots of spacewalks today. they're never without risk, bu

his opponent, sergio massa, the country's left—wing economy minister, had won the first round of votingobviously, the results are not - what we expected and i have contacted javier milei to congratulate him and to wish him luck because he is the president that the majority of argentines elected for the next four years. and i did it convinced that the most important thing we have to leave with the argentinians tonight is the message of coexistence, dialogue and respect for peace. in the face of so much violence and disqualification, it is the best path we can take. the white house congratulated mr milei on his win. and in the region, brazil's president luiz inanacio lula da silva posted on x: adding: colombia's president gustavo petro said: live now to bbc mundo's veronica smink. very good to see you. we mentioned some of the reactions from the region. what have you been seeing in argentina? people here, you know, it is the third time they have voted. they voted in the primaries in august, in october and now, and people werejust super august, in october and now, and people were just supe

anarcho—capitalist" won with 55.7% of the vote, compared to 44% for his rival, economy minister sergio massald trump congratulated him on his victory, saying he will "truly make argentina great again" and brazil's former president bolsonaro said "hope shines again in south america". katy watson reports. for argentina, this was a political earthquake. javier milei won by a wider than expected margin, and his victory sent a clear message. argentinea ns wanted change. translation: the situation in argentina is critical. - the changes our country needs are drastic. there is no room for gradualism. there is no room for half measures. mr milei was a relative unknown until a few months ago, but his brash manner, including wielding a chainsaw at a campaign event, got him noticed. in a country where annual inflation is now over 140%, and two in five argentineans now live in poverty, a drastic new approach to fixing economic problems was a clever move. translation: we have a new president. - there is future. there is hope. translation: perfect. he said everythingl we needed to hear. an honest guy who

of the vote, compared to 44% percent for his rival, the candidate of the governing peronists, sergio massa a new dawn for a country ravaged by debt and inflation, pledging to do away with the central bank and replace the peso with the us dollar. katy watson reports. for argentina, this was a political earthquake. javier milei won by a large and expected margin and his victory sent a clear message. argentinians wanted change. translation: the situation is critical. j the changes our country needs are drastic. there is no crew for gradualism, there is no room for half measures. mr milei was a relative unknown until a few months ago but his brash manner including wielding a chainsaw at campaign events got him noticed. in a country where annual inflation is now at 1a0% and two in five argentinians now live in poverty, a drastic move to base economic forms was a clever move. argentina needed a change and that is why i bet on this new proposal. we are doing and as a country and i hope milei doesn't disappoint. with this current government we have gone from bad to worse. the campaign was divisive

polls suggest it will be a tight race between the left—wing economy minister, sergio massa, and a far—right mr milei with 30%. earlier we heard from natalio cosoy an argentinian journalist who is at one of the polling stations. the economy in argentina is in severe crisis and it�*s been like this for months and months and some people may doubt, years. inflation is above 1a0% annually, there is more than 40% of people living in poverty and these are the main issues informing the voters to decide who they�*d prefer. but that�*s not the only key issue. security is another big issue and there are other democratic principles being discussed in argentina currently. mainly because mr milei and his partners�* positions regarding democracy in argentina and their relationship to democracy and how they see the institutions of argentina. remember that he said he wants to close down the central bank, he wants to review the law that allows women to have abortions. so all these discussions around certain liberties and rights might make some people decide towards one or the other side. it�*s a very polaris

left—wing economy minister sergio massa is facing a run—off against radical candidate javier milei as country's grapples with annual inflation of 140%. and a 20—kilometre queue of lorries sits at the polish border with ukraine. polish truckers are blocking almost all transit to and from ukraine in response to the eu giving ukrainian carriers freer access to its internal market. now on bbc news, talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, tanya beckett. let's take a look first at what's on the show. the great shift west — global supply chains are on the move. does it matter where our stuff is made? trade tensions between the united states and china. the after effects of the pandemic and inflation are causing many companies to rethink where they do their manufacturing. i'm going to be discussing all of this with these two guests. this top trade expert whose firm helps some of the world's largest companies work outjust how to navigate the challenges of 21st century manufacturing. and the man in charge of international issues at the us chamb

polls suggest it will be a tight race between the left—wing economy minister, sergio massa, and a far—rightat closely here on bbc news and on the website, bbc dot—com. thank you for watching. hello there. sunshine was certainly in short supply earlier today. we�*ve had more rain around. snowdonia, actually, by far the wettest part of the country. and we�*ve got some more rain, actually into the night, all rotating around that particular area of low pressure. and we may well find more rain affecting northern england, southern scotland for a while. a spell of rain moves down across northern ireland. this rain in the south—west here could be quite heavy, gusty winds too, which will drive that rain eastwards across southern parts of england, some breaks in the cloud through the midlands and it will be a little bit chillier than it was last night. now, we should see that rain in the south—east moving through, and things sort of even out a little bit. there�*ll be a lot of cloud around. there�*ll be a few showers to come on monday. sunshine for a while in the midlands before it clouds over, and t

mr milei won almost 56% of yesterday's poll, beating his rival, the economy minister sergio massa.in his words, blowing up the central bank. he also wants to loosen gun laws and ban abortion. our south america correspondent katy watson reports. for argentina, this was a political earthquake. javier milei won by a wider than expected margin, and his victory sent a clear message. argentinea ns wanted change. translation: the situation in argentina is critical. - the changes our country needs are drastic. there is no room for gradualism. there is no room for half measures. mr milei was a relative unknown until a few months ago, but his brash manner, including wielding a chainsaw at a campaign event, got him noticed. in a country where annual inflation is now over 140%, and two in five argentineans now live in poverty, a drastic new approach to fixing economic problems was a clever move. translation: we have a new president. - there is future. there is hope. translation: perfect. he said everythingl we needed to hear. an honest guy who comes to put effort and work above all things. let

with 55.7% of the vote, compared to 44% for his rival, the candidate of the ruling peronists, sergio massalei has promised a new dawn for a country ravaged by debt and inflation, pledging to do away with the central bank and replace the peso with the us dollar. katy watson reports. for argentina, this was a political earthquake. javier milei won by a large and expected margin and his victory sent a clear message. argentinians wanted change. translation:, the situation is critical. the changes our country needs are drastic. there is no crew for gradualism, there is no room for half measures. mr gradualism, there is no room for half measures.— gradualism, there is no room for half measures. mr milei was a relatively _ for half measures. mr milei was a relatively unknown _ for half measures. mr milei was a relatively unknown until - for half measures. mr milei was a relatively unknown until a - a relatively unknown until a few months ago but his brash manner including building a chainsaw to campaign events court notice. in a country where annual inflation is now at 140% and two and five argen