Anna Lankes, Latin America correspondent for The Economist, and John Fassman, business and society reporter, delve into Argentina's political shift as inflation drives voters away from Peronism and toward populist right alternatives. They unpack the implications of economic instability, including currency devaluation and the black market for dollars. Additionally, they explore Walmart's innovative healthcare approach, addressing access issues in rural areas. Finally, they discuss global urban livability, highlighting changing rankings and the effects of conflict and COVID restrictions.