Why did Argentina struggle with democracy?

Argentina struggled with democracy due to a combination of political instability, economic crises, and military interventions. Frequent changes in government, including military coups, undermined democratic institutions, while economic challenges led to social unrest and disillusionment with democratic processes. Additionally, authoritarian regimes often suppressed opposition and curtailed civil liberties, further complicating the establishment of a stable democratic system. This cycle of instability has made it difficult for Argentina to maintain a consistent and functional democracy over the years.