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This is CBSI in the world, the new world report with Professor Evan Ellis of the US Army War College Strategic Studies Institute.

The most important election in all of Latin America this year because of its place in the world is Argentina coming October.

It's been preliminary decision making what we can regard as a primary and there are three candidates.

A man named Malai who has a striking haircut reminds me of the Beatles in the 1960s.

A Miss Bull rich who represents security, state security, comforted home.

And then Masa, the finance minister who represents for one of a better category, the Ernestus, the status quo Annie.

Professor, I read the headline from Reuters.

Argentina's Malai will need time to scrap peso if he wins.

Javier Malai, Argentina's radical presidential front runner will need time to carry out his campaign pledges, says Reuters.

Of scrapping the peso currency and cutting taxes on grain should he win the election.

Adding that he could avoid congressional hurdles by using executive decrees.

I begin with Malai because he's none of the above.

Now we have seen other countries where they choose where the electorate chooses none of the above, including the United States of America.

And so this is not something limited to Latin America.

Is it attractive to Argentina right now?

Is the frustration that widespread?

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