The growing demand for fuel, coupled with supply issues, has become a major campaign topic in the lead-up to the second round of the election.

In Argentina, drivers have been seen waiting for hours in long queues at gas stations as fuel shortages continue to disrupt daily life. The situation has worsened in recent weeks, with the surge in demand significantly outpacing supply, leading to widespread frustration. This shortage has become a key issue in the country’s presidential race, with candidates scrambling to address concerns about the country’s economic stability. The fuel crisis, compounded by inflation and a weakened currency, is fueling public discontent, and many are questioning the government’s ability to manage the economy. With the second round of voting fast approaching, both presidential candidates are under pressure to propose solutions to the country’s deepening economic challenges, including the fuel shortage that has left many struggling to maintain their daily routines.