This is The Guardian.

Today, Argentina's big, beautiful bailout. Earlier this month,

Javier Malay, the president of Argentina, took to an arena in Buenos Aires in front of 15,000

adoring fans.

...cora adorned at risk, and I hope that adoring fans.

This time he wasn't wielding his trademark chainsaw, but a microphone, as he belted out two hours of Argentine rock classics to the crowd.

Argentina's dog cloning, wild-haired libertarian leader

is no stranger to political theatrics.

But behind the bavado, his presidency is unraveling.

He's now facing calls for impeachment.

He promoted this little-known cryptocurrency on X. The price

soared and then it collapsed after his endorsement. In recent weeks, he's faced a currency crash,

corruption scandals and tanking approval ratings. A raft of economic reforms proposed by

Argentina's libertarian president has been

narrowly passed by the Senate. During the debate, there were violent protests outside by those

who say the measures will expose people to poverty and unemployment. All before crucial midterm

elections this weekend, elections which could dictate his political future.

The outlook was grim until...

It's an honor to have you here, and I just want to tell you that your career has been an

amazing one and it's going to continue with the election.

You're going to win the election.

We're going to endorse you.

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