Buenos Aires, Argentina: President Alberto Fernandez suffered severe setbacks in the middle of the Argentine Central Election held on Sunday amid a widespread anger and increased poverty, with its government coalition losing control of its position as the biggest block in its position.
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Victory by the middle right coalition together for change will mean the final for two years that is difficult for the President, who must deal with the acute social crisis and also seek a debt re-financing agreement with an international monetary fund to stabilize the economy.
It can also intensify the division in the coalition that regulates.
Front Fernandez for all people’s coalitions, which consist of a collection of perion and left parties, have been able to continue laws by controlling the Senate while relying on support from independent at home down, where the coalition holds a strong minority.
According to the official count, the opposition received 40.1% of the vote in Buenos Aires province, which was the center of the country’s largest population, while the President’s coalition received 38.4%.
Together for change is also led in Santa Fe, Cordoba and Buenos Aires, another district with an important selection weight.
Voters selected 127 deputies, representing half of the seats in the deputi room, and 24 senators in eight provinces, which are a third of the upper house.
The results were seen as the sound of the ‘punishment’ of the Fernandez government for unemployment and other difficulties that had accompanied a 10% decline in the Argentine economy last year along with increasing high inflation.
More than 40% of the 45 million population of living in poverty, unemployment is close to 10% and inflation in October runs at an annual rate of almost 42%.
The government was also injured by the perception of increasing insecurity and a series of scandals including violations by Fernandez and those who were close to him health restrictions on pandemics.
He also has public disagreement with the vice president, former President Cristina Fernandez.
Analysts say good politicians, who are not related, are in a difficult time.
“ Both Fernandez and Cristina will weaken.
The tension between the two will rise further, but the total separation that leads to resignation is impossible, ‘said Daniel Kerner, Director for Latin America in the Eurasian consultation group.
“ Fernandez is a weak and unpopular president and, if he has to resign he will be left with popular and eternal support and eternal opposition for Cristina and his group.
“The difficult obstacle is the need for an agreement with the IMF to refinance debt of $ 45 billion left by the previous government, led by conservative President Mauricio Macri in 2015-2019.
Cristina Fernandez promoted the nomination of President Fernandez in carrying out it to defeat Macri in the 2019 election, but they have been different in economic policies and IMF negotiations.
The president adaves not to delay the agreement with the IMF to calm the financial market, which implies cutting public expenditure that clashes with the Vice President of the President’s vision.
“ The government must rethink many things.
Perronism has never ruled in the previous coalition, “said Roberto Bacman, director of the Center for Public opinion.
“Perronism must find its own internal mechanism to define courses, economic plans, how we end the monetary fund problem.
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