“There is a significant drop product of a series of contradictory, controversial economic measures“, he explained and assured that the study shows that this level of support today it is at 41%meaning that it registered a drop of 25%.
“Where the fall was felt most was in the city of San Luis“In the runoff he got 69% and today he appears with 35%,” said Alé. Meanwhile, in San Juan support dropped to 36% and In Mendoza, which is where it receives the most support, it reached 45% acceptance.
However, this support shows a substantial drop since the leader of La Libertad Avanza won in the second round in Mendoza with 71.15% of the votes. That is to say, the support of the people of Mendoza fell 26.15%.
These data are very different from those presented by the Reale Dalla Torre study, which shows 62% discharge approval.
Regarding the decline in Milei’s positive image, Alé maintained that it is due to “economic measures that would not be giving the results expected by the Government: an accumulated inflation of 82%, layoffs in the public and private sectors, a drop in the consumption of meat, dairy products, bread, suspensions in factories and SMEs” and summarized: “There is a complicated social economic situation.”
In this he did agree with Reale Dalla Torre: “What people are most worried about is inflation and the possibility of losing their jobs”.
Furthermore, he added that “85% consider that the inflationary process has harmed them between a lot and a lot”.
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