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Some of the cleverest women I know would rather see a footballer's vacuous girlfriend making a million out of a modelling contract than a beautiful col-league, who plays the cello to concert standard, being promoted.

They prefer a Myleene who stripped to a Myleene who studied. And they're the ones who shell out for Heat magazine. That's the thing that makes me most confused of all.

President's wife poised to take power in Argentina by Marc Burleigh

Sat Oct 27, 4:20 AM ET

Yahoo News

Argentina holds a presidential election on Sunday that is expected to see first lady Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner take over from President Nestor Kirchner.

Fernandez has been widely compared to Hillary Clinton, a former first lady, who is seeking the US presidency.

But, if successful, Fernandez will be Argentina's first elected woman president. Isabel Peron, third wife and vice-president to three-time head of state Juan Peron, became president in 1974 on her husband's death but was ousted less than two years later in a military coup.

Fernandez, 54, is known across the country as "Cristina", or sometimes "Queen Cristina" because of her designer clothes and haughty manner. But she has pledged to pursue the leftist and nationalist policies of her husband.

She faces 13 rivals in the vote but all the polls released before campaigning ended suggested she will win most ballots from the 27 million registered electors for whom voting is compulsory.