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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

A Democratic revolt in Argentina of all countries as voters elect outsider and

self-described Libertarian economist Javier Malay as president.

The 53 year old congressman and former teacher defeated the candidate of the incumbent

socialist government Sergio Masa in a landslide 56% to 444. What does this mean for politics not only in that country but in the rest of the

Americas and for the future of free markets in the Western Hemisphere?

Welcome, I'm Paul Geego, editorial page editor of the Wall Street Journal, today with Mary O'Grady,

author of the Journal's America's Column, and Kim Strassal, a P.W. regular and also a columnist for the journal.

First, let's dig into the actual results, Mary,

the magnitude of the victory.

Shocked a lot of people who thought Malay might be too radical

in his views and ambitions for Argentina,

especially after he'd finished second to Masa in the previous round of voting,

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