Legislative elections held on Sunday, 26 October, in Argentina saw a historic drop in turnout despite voting being compulsory.
Turnout was expected to curb the right-wing policies of Javier Milei's government, but recent events damaging the president's image had no impact on the election results.
Milei's nearly two-year term has been disastrous for the most vulnerable sectors of society.
Budget cuts resulting from austerity policies have mainly affected:
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Author's summary: Milei's party gains support despite predictions.