The Fall in Inflation Does Not Reach: 7 Out of 10 Argentines See the Economy Badly and the Rejection of Milei Grows
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The level of disapproval rose 4.4 points from the previous measurement. At the same time, approval fell.
70 percent of Argentines believe that the economic situation is bad, according to the Latam Pulse Argentina report of July prepared by Atlas Intel and Bloomberg, which took place between July 30 and August 3 on a national sample of 1,120 people. 70% believe that the economic situation is bad The poll also reflects a sharp deterioration in the presidential image: 62.4% disapprove of the performance of President Javier Milei, compared to 37.1% tha…
62.4% of those surveyed in July for a study by Latam Pulse disapproved of the president’s performance. Nor were the economic opinions good. The disapproval of President Javier Milei’s performance reached 62.4% in July, according to a poll by Latam Pulse, a joint initiative between AtlasIntel and Bloomberg that provides monthly data on the political, social, and economic situation of seven key Latin American countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, C…
A survey by AtlasIntel and Bloomberg shows that price relief does not improve social humor: 70% misqualify the economy, 73% see bad employment and also the image of Javier Milei and his economic cabinet falls.
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