"Argentina's Primary Elections: A Crucial Turning Point Amidst Voter Anger and Frustration"
Argentina is set to hold primary elections on Sunday, serving as a precursor to the general elections in October. The elections come amidst widespread voter anger and apathy due to triple-digit inflation and rising poverty. The primary will determine the leader of the conservative opposition bloc and confirm the ruling Peronist coalition's candidate, Economy Minister Sergio Massa. Uncertainty prevails as many voters remain undecided, with some rejecting traditional coalitions and others expressing concerns about the rise of outsider libertarian candidate Javier Milei. A split vote makes a clear-cut result unlikely, increasing the likelihood of a runoff in November. Voter apathy and low turnout are expected, potentially impacting the final outcome.