Fed-up Voters Put Latin American Leaders On Thin Ice

Analysts say that the election of brash Argentine upstart Javier Milei shows that an anti-incumbent trend over the past decade is becoming a fixture (Credit: AFP)

Latin American governments are learning not to get too comfortable in office, as disgruntled voters repeatedly topple incumbents, often in favor of outsiders or inexperienced politicians.

In many cases, things have not gone well for the newcomers.