The country votes tomorrow. When Argentines wake up on Monday, inflation will still be around two percent a month, there will be market pressure on an overvalued peso, the Central Bank will be empty of international reserves, unemployment will be slowly but surely edging up, manufacturing SMEs will be running at around 50 percent of their installed capacity, people with disabilities will struggle to get their assistance, pensioners will get pensions below the poverty line, and Vaca Muerta will continue to pump oil.
President Javier Milei will be, in material political terms, in a better position than he was before the election
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