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This is CBS I on the World with John Batchler. Here's John Batchler.

Argentina, the most important election in this calendar year, is in Argentina and I welcome

Mary Anastasia Grady, the America's columnist and editor for the Wall Street Journal of

Tutorial Board to comment on the three candidates, but especially the libertarian,

the unusual haircut of Javier Malai, the man who is leading in the polls, the first round,

if there's not to be a second round, is on Sunday, so it's upon us. Mary, a very good evening to,

Javier Malai is getting all the attention, but I want to note that two of the three candidates

will emerge from Sunday. Perhaps one will win it overall, it seems unlikely, but those two candidates

will face a runoff. So I wanted to touch on all three of them. Patricia Bullrich, what do we

need to know about her? I'm told that she represents authority, law and order.

Well, good evening, John. Yes, Patricia Bullrich is a moderate center-right candidate.

She is representing the coalition of several parties on the right. She is also part of the party of

the former president, Mauricio Macri, who was the center-right president who kind of failed at his

job and didn't win re-election, which is why the Argentines have a perilous back in the

in the pink house, as they call their presidential palace. So she's a moderate. She has specialized

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