Does Milei’s Win Signal a Global Anti-Communist Turning Point?

‘We have to get along, all of us together, as the left does for evil. We have to do it to save our countries,’ says Colombian Sen. María Fernanda Cabal.

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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina—Javier Milei’s landmark election as president of Argentina might prove to be a turning point in the dominance of leftist governments in Latin America. Some are hoping it goes beyond.

“He’s starting a revolution that begins here, is going to go through America, all the way to the north and then on to Europe,” Lilia Lemoine, a newly elected congresswoman in Argentina and longtime Milei ally, told The Epoch Times at Mr. Milei’s inauguration on Dec. 10.