Who’s who in Alberto Fernández’s new ruling coalition
Kirchnerites, Peronist governors, unions, social movements, and Massa allies will all hold a stake in the new administration
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Meet Axel Kicillof, Buenos Aires province governor-elect
How Cristina Kirchner's former Economy minister went from rockstar academic to Argentina's second-biggest executive post
Cristina Kirchner’s big political comeback
The former president was one of the clear winners of Argentina's 2019 election cycle
Fernández presidency faces a delicate balancing act
President-elect looks to strike the right notes in foreign policy and with allies at home
Infographic: Can Macri force a presidential runoff?
Overturning a 17-point deficit is unlikely, but history shows Macri should retain his base
Alberto Fernández is setting the ground for a business-labor pact
Unions, chambers, churches and other key actors called on to negotiate as economic program begins to be outlined
Infographic: The possible key ministers in a Fernández administration
Who are the favorites for the key positions in a potential Frente de Todos cabinet?
Are fears over Peronism’s return justified?
Accusations of authoritarianism and anti-capitalism have abounded in the campaign. What do the records show?
Argentina’s two Peronist-led economic recoveries
The bouncebacks from the ugly 1989 and 2001 crises took place under Peronist stewardship. Can the trick be repeated?
Infographic: Can Peronism regain its grip on Buenos Aires?
Although the country's largest province is an historic stronghold, defeats in 2015 and 2017 put that dominance into question