“The implications can be serious because this type of crisis produces a rupture of the tacit electoral contract between the ruler and the citizens. But, we already published a preview of this last Monday. We only need to see the magnitude it takes and if this crisis manages to be closed with other good or bad news. Or at least effectively. The Milei Government has demonstrated the ability, for better or worse, to set the agenda almost daily,” says the consultant about this episode.
However, they emphasize that “not all of them are bad”, because in just 48 hours the Government achieved its first legislative and political victory. “This momentarily clears up the gray clouds that were looming on the horizon,” remarks Zubán-Córdoba, who carried out this last study before the law was passed.
The different management indicators continue to show a negative economic assessment. More than 70% affirm that their economic situation has worsened since Milei has been president and 54% claim to be burning through savings to make ends meet. 70.5% believe that we are all paying for the adjustment.
The libertarian continues to maintain important support for the government within its hard core: 64% claim to have voted for Milei to punish the political caste and 46.6% say that Milei wants to change the country, but the caste won’t let him.
The pollster evaluated a series of actions and policies of the national government, where the relationship with the countryside stands out, the only item with a positive differential. On the contrary, the relationship with Congress and with the governors are the ones that have the worst rating. Quite a sign for a government that took 6 months to get its first law.
Image of the leaders
The survey measured the image of a series of national leaders, pro-government and opposition members. The Minister of Security Patricia Bullrich was the one who obtained the best result with a 47.1% positive image against *51.9% negative.
In second place are the social reference Juan Grabois and the vice president of the Nation Victoria Villarruel with 46.2% positive, against 52% negative. The two-time president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner It maintains a 45.5% favorable rating, to the detriment of 53.6%.
The location of the radical is striking Ricardo Alfonsin, son of former president Raúl Alfonsín, who is currently out of the political dispute, but is trading with a positive 44.5% and a negative 49.9%. In sixth place appears the president of the Nation Javier Milei with 43.7 in his favor and 55.8 against him.
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Level of image of the leaders. *Erratum: Patricia Bullrich’s graph should say 51.9 in the red bar.
The Minister of Human Capital, Sandra Pettovello fell sharply in recent weeks and registers a positive image of only 36.3%, and a negative 59.7%.
One of the Peronist profiles that is emerging for the next elections is that of the former Secretary of Internal Trade Guillermo MorenoHowever, their numbers are not good. 34.9% positive image and 60.2 negative.
The Governor of Chubut, Ignacio Torres, presents 32.8% in favor, and 42.1 against, with a high degree of ignorance. While, Mauricio Macri has a negative 67.4 on his account, being the leader with the worst image in this cut.
The economic situation
72.5 percent of those consulted disagreed with the following statement: “My economic situation has improved since Milei has been president.” Only 25.2% adopted the premise and 2.3% did not respond for either option.
Along the same lines, respondents responded to the following statement: “I am using my savings to make ends meet.” The result was 54.9 agree, 40.8 disagree. On the other hand, 63.9 said that they have to work harder to maintain the same standard of living as last year.
One of the current president’s main campaign promises was that politics would pay for the adjustment. This slogan became worn out over time and, today, 72.7 assures that it is not happening. Meanwhile, 70.5% believe that “we are all paying for the adjustment.” Furthermore, 54.6 percent of the participants indicated that “we are bad and we are going to be worse.”
