In Argentina, the two dominant political forces historically have been Peronism (a center-left political movement associated with Juan Domingo Perón) and various center-left and left-wing parties. These ideologies tend to favor a more active role of the state in the economy and social policies.

While it is possible for individuals with libertarian views to participate in the political discourse in Argentina, winning a major election at the national level could be challenging. This is because libertarianism, which advocates for minimal government intervention in both the 직장인 연말정산 하는 법 economy and personal lives, may not align with the dominant political ideologies in the country.

Winning in politics often depends on the candidate's ability to build a broad coalition and connect with the electorate. In Argentina, candidates with more centrist or left-leaning ideologies have historically been more successful.

However, the political landscape can change over time, and new ideas and movements can emerge. It's possible that libertarianism could gain more prominence in Argentine politics in the future, but as of my last update, it was not a dominant political force in the country.

For the most current information on this topic and any potential developments in Argentine politics, I recommend consulting news sources and following the country's political landscape closely.