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What's going on, guys? It is Monday, November 20th, and today we are talking about the winner of the Argentina elections.

Dark Horse Libertarian, pro-dollarization, and maybe even pro-Bitcoin candidate, Javier Miele.

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All right, friends, welcome back to the breakdown.

Today, I am going to try to give background and context on the election of Javier Miele. If you have been on Bitcoin Twitter at all,

you have, I'm sure, seen tons and tons of tweets about it. And while I am by no stretch of the

imagination, any sort of Argentina expert, it is a place that I've been a half dozen times.

It's where I orange-pilled my father-in-law. It's a place where I have relationships with people who are in the

crypto community locally. And any time that something becomes a key narrative point, it's always

worth investigating a little bit deeper. Now, on the flip side, media has made up its mind about

melee in some fairly dramatic ways as well. So hopefully this serves as a way to get an expansive

point of view on this person who is now

in this leadership position. So first the details. Like I said, Javier Miele has won the Argentinian

election to become the next president. He gathered 55% of the vote, defeating incumbent economy

minister Sergio Masa in the head-to-head runoff election. Masa has officially conceded in a

speech so peaceful transfer

of power doesn't appear to be a major concern. Masa said during his speech, obviously the results

are not what we expected. I have contacted Javier Miele to congratulate him. From tomorrow,

the responsibility of providing certainty belongs to Muley. Now, he is said to take office on December 10th,

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