Argentina's Inflation Crisis Sparks Political Turmoil.

Javier Milei, an outsider candidate for Argentina's presidency, is gaining popularity by tapping into voter anger at rampant inflation. With no sign of relief in sight, Milei, an economist-turned-congressman, senses an opening for his brand of rage-filled rhetoric. His blow-up-the-system message is calibrated to resonate in times like these, and the relentless stream of bad economic news is running in his favor. Milei's greatest appeal may be that he's not a part of the political class that has failed to fix the economy.