Ana Lánquez

Ana Lánquez, a Latin America correspondent for The Economist, joins Anton LaGuardia, the diplomatic editor, and Anne Rowe, obituaries editor, to unpack Argentina's surprising election results amid a turbulent economy. They discuss how Sergio Massa outshone expectations against Javier Milei's radical proposals and the factors driving voter behavior. The conversation shifts to the alarming rise of state-sponsored assassinations, tackling moral dilemmas and international implications. Lastly, they reflect on the life of Ofir Libstein, revealing the human story behind political turmoil.

Ana Lánquez, a Latin America correspondent, delves into Argentina's surprising election results, revealing why the Peronist candidate outshone the libertarian challenger, Javier Milei. Anton LaGuardia examines the ominous rise of cross-border assassinations, questioning the normalization of state-sponsored violence. Meanwhile, Anne Rowe reflects on the poignant life and untimely death of Ophir Libstein, a local leader in Israel, highlighting his efforts for peaceful coexistence amid conflict. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on politics, violence, and legacy.

Ana Lánquez, The Economist's correspondent on Argentina and Chile, sheds light on the polarized political landscape of Chile's upcoming presidential runoff. She discusses the stark choices facing voters, the candidates' evolving platforms, and the lasting impact of Pinochet's legacy. On a different note, the conversation shifts to the challenges of electric vehicle adoption, focusing on the urgent need for charging infrastructure to overcome consumer doubts. It's a captivating blend of political analysis and discussions on sustainable innovation.