Both jeers and cheers for Argentina’s right-wing presidential candidate resounded with acoustic perfection inside the legendary Colón Theater in Buenos Aires, laying.
Both jeers and cheers for Argentina’s right-wing presidential candidate resounded with acoustic perfection inside the legendary Colón Theater in Buenos Aires, laying bare the country’s polarization on the eve of Sunday’s runoff. The audience had gathered Friday evening in Latin America’s premier opera house, which is world-renowned for its acoustics, to watch a performance of Giacomo Puccini’s Madama Butterfly—but Javier Milei soon became the main event. A group began insulting him as he sat in the front row of a box alongside his girlfriend, the AP reports.
