BUENOS AIRES: Argentine President Mauricio Macri has become a rock star of the right with a flurry of free-market reforms, but now the Panama Papers scandal threatens to dim his shine.
Since taking office in December, Macri has become the face of a nascent right-wing resurgence in Latin America, boldly tearing up more than a decade of protectionist economic policy under his leftist predecessors, Nestor and Cristina Kirchner.
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