Buenos Aires: Conservative Party's Mauricio Macri -- a votary of free market -- won the presidential elections in Argentina.
The mayor of Buenos Aires Mauricio Macri gained 52 percent votes against the governor of Buenos Aires province Daniel Scioli's 48 percent, BBC reported.
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2015/nov/Mauricio-Macri.jpg" alt="Macri" /> Mauricio Macri. Photo: AFP
Macri on Sunday's vote went with a comfortable lead in opinion polls, and campaigned on pledges to bring new investment into the ailing economy, tackle crime and fight corruption.
A month ago, Argentina looked set to elect Daniel Scioli and keep President Cristina Fernandez's party in power. But in the run-off vote on Sunday -- the first in Argentina's history -- voters opted for radical change, electing free-market candidate Mauricio Macri.

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Conservative Party's Mauricio Macri, the mayor of Buenos Aires gained 52 percent votes against the governor of Buenos Aires province Daniel Scioli's 48 percent to emerge victorious

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