Argentina's PASO primaries under scrutiny: fiscal cost, democratic fatigue, party innovation incentives

Argentina's Open, Simultaneous and Mandatory Primaries (PASO) are being reassessed after a decade of implementation, revealing gaps between their democratic objectives and actual functioning. The system faces criticism for fiscal inefficiency and voter fatigue, while also creating incentives for party innovation. The future of the electoral mechanism is uncertain amid ongoing political debate.

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