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That's the spirit! I try to do the same.

As an ex-pat, I agree. I've loved my time in Argentina, but there are plenty of other countries out there, and I would like to experience more than a few.

While both candidates are deeply flawed, I feel more hopeful with Milei. At least he won't have Santa Cristina de Santa Cruz whispering in his ear.

I've never seen that spelling, but people are always trying to put an h in my name.

When I lived in Chile, I was always asked if I was related to Douglas Tompkins, the late billionaire environmentalist. Alas, no.

I could live with a Massa that repudiates Kirchnerismo.

I don't know the answer, but if it came to that I'd be out of here. There are other countries.

The media needed a villain, and Milei fit the bill. It was classic "build him up, then tear him down." My Argentine in-laws are terrified of him. The sad thing is if Milei had bubbled under in the PASO like the polls suggested, Patricia Bullrich would this morning be the president-elect. I don't...

This result is like a dose of Tylenol. The political temperature has been reduced, but the illness remains. I'm a little surprised more people didn't see Bullrich as the reasonable alternative. She's not the warmest and fuzziest person, but is she really that disliked?

Milei is Argentina's Marine Le Pen. Enough support to make the runoff, nowhere near enough to win it.

And I just went to the cueva on Saturday. Damn! It's true what they say: Never try to time the market.