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I asked Joseph Umar, an executive director of security society, he's traveling in San Diego.

What the surprising election of Javier Malay in Argentina, Buenos Aires, overwhelmingly

elected 56 to 44 percent over the status quo ante? What that means for the capitals of South America

and Central America that have been part of the pink tide these last months and

years and I ask what capital of all these capitals is most worried and most likely to have an emergency

meeting and what is to be done. Here's Joseph's surprising answer. Later tonight, the full interview.

Beijing, Beijing, China's answer. Later tonight, the full interview.

Beijing, China is going to have to deal with the most free market president in the history of

Latin America. China's whole strategy in Latin America depends on government contracts.

It depends on building state to state relationships.

It depends on the state crowding out the private sector in many of the countries of the region.

China's behind the big push to

nationalize the lithium-reserves in the lithium triangle, Chile, Argentina, and

Bolivia. Obviously they got Bolivia. They're contending with Chile, but now they're

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