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AQ INTERVIEW: Urtubey: “Argentina's Problem Didn’t Start With Macri or Cristina”

By Brendan O'Boyle

Argentina’s dark-horse presidential candidate speaks to AQ about his vision for uniting the country.

Are Argentina’s divided politics holding the country back from a stable economy?

Juan Manuel Urtubey thinks so, and he believes he’s the man to put an end to the power struggle between President Mauricio Macri and his predecessor Cristina Fernández de Kirchner that has dominated Argentine politics since 2015.

Macri and Kirchner are leading polls ahead of October’s presidential election, but a number of candidates – both political insiders and...

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