Thousands of Argentinians took to the streets to celebrate Alberto Fernández's victory in the presidential election, where he won 48% of the votes against Mauricio Macri's 40%. The public expressed happiness and hope for recovery and progress under the new government. Fernández, who united the Peronist party, now faces the challenge of bridging the deep political divide in Argentina. He will assume office amid economic recession, high inflation, and increasing poverty.

Who won the Argentinian presidential election with 48% of the votes?

• Mauricio Macri

• Cristina Kirchner

• Alberto Fernández

• Néstor Kirchner

What percentage of votes did Mauricio Macri receive in the election?

• 35%

• 40%

• 45%

• 48%

What sentiment did the public express after the election results?

• Anger

• Disappointment

• Hope and trust

• Indifference

What is one of the main challenges faced by the new president?

• Reducing taxes

• Increasing exports

• Improving international relations

• Uniting a divided nation

What economic issues does the new president need to address?

• Trade surplus

• Recession and poverty

• Low inflation

• High employment