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A boy walks among dogs in a dump in the Villa Palito slum in La Matanza, in the greater Buenos Aires area, July 29, 2015. Argentine Persident Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner's heavy government spending has fueled inflation of about 30 percent a year and her trade and currency controls stalled growth, infuriating many middle-class Argentines and business groups. But it has won her support among the poor. With Fernandez de Kirchner unable to stand for a third presidential term, those supporters are now backing her anointed candidate, Daniel Scioli, in presidential elections in October. (Photo by Marcos Brindicci/Reuters)
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