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The billionaire radicalised by chaos

Argentina’s richest man, Marcos Galperin, makes no bones about the country’s financial woes. The economy, says the rugby-loving billionaire, is like a sports player who was once the best in the world. “Now he’s obese, a drug addict, has cancer, Aids and is an alcoholic.” Like many Argentines, Galperin has been “radicalised” by years of chaos, says The Economist. In 2019,

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