Analyst: Anti-Peronism now outweighs anti-militarism in Argentine voter behavior

Argentine sociologist Gabriel Kessler, in a Konex Prize interview, argues that anti-Peronist sentiment has become a stronger electoral driver than anti-militarism, reflecting cross-cutting economic fears. He contrasts this with moderate right-wing movements in Brazil and the US, suggesting a shift in Argentine political cleavages. The claim is an expert opinion, not backed by new data, and its significance is moderate for understanding domestic political dynamics.

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