In late summer, Marcela Pagano — a member of parliament for Argentina's ruling party La Libertad Avanza (Freedom Advances) for the past two years — dropped a political bombshell. Not long after she and three other lawmakers announced their departure from the party, she took to social media on August 21 to deliver a scathing assessment. Pagano's ire was directed at President Javier Milei , the far-right disrupter who many of Argentina's 46 million citizens still see as a savior, a beacon of hope