BUENOS AIRES, Argentina.- Six candidates, but two diametrically different country models with a better chance of managing Argentina’s destinations, will give the fight at the polls next October 27.

The campaign between the two main rivals, President Mauricio Macri and candidate Alberto Fernandez, focus on elections that are likely to decide between these two proposals.

Argentina, a country visibly polarized, politically and socially, will face the last electoral phase to elect president, vice -president, various public offices in the provinces, governors in others and renew half of the Congress.

Fernandez, after his overwhelming triumph in the first phase of last August, leads the recent polls widespread in the country, with a greater margin of difference of the almost 17 points between him and Macri.