Democracy in Latin America has had a rough ride in recent years, and on Sunday it took one modest step forward in Venezuela and one potentially large step back in Argentina.
There’s much ruin in a nation, the saying goes, and Argentines seem bent on proving it. Peronist economy minister Sergio Massa led Argentina’s presidential election Sunday with 37% of the vote, despite an economy in shambles.
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