The wheel seems to have turned full circle from around 30 months ago. Back then the virtual president-elect was sitting Buenos Aires City mayor Horacio Rodríguez Larreta preaching the need for consensus politics to command support of at least 70 percent in order to implement long overdue structural reforms. But then he started to be displaced by the hawks under Patricia Bullrich (winner of over half this city’s senatorial votes last Sunday) presenting change as an all-or-nothing proposition, carried one step further by an eventually victorious anarcho-capitalist libertarian Javier Milei. Only now to find himself riding last Sunday’s stunning midterm victory to appeal to provincial governors fo
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