Six in Ten Argentines Attribute Milei's Shift on the Falklands to Political Convenience
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Six in ten Argentines attribute Milei's shift on the Falklands to political convenience
Some 61.1% of Argentines believe President Javier Milei adopted his current position on the Falklands out of political convenience, against 24.7% who attribute it to conviction, according to a survey by the consultancy Management & Fit of a thousand respondents with a margin of error of 3%.
A poll reveals great knowledge of the president's claim to sovereignty, but also that more than half distrust his call for unity
There is a lower impact of the presidential speech on the 16 occasions when the President used the national chain.The Government gained a break but the complex economic situation that complicates legislative plans persists.
Among those who disapprove of government management, 90% do not believe or trust in the sovereignty intentions expressed by the president at all.
61.1% consider that the hardening of the presidential speech responds to a political strategy and not to a genuine conviction. Moreover, more than half do not trust in Milei’s call to build a state policy on the Islands. Javier Milei’s renewed speech on Argentine sovereignty over the Falkland Islands [...] The entry Poll: Most Argentines believe that Milei’s “malvinist turn” is pure electoral opportunism was first published in Primereando.
A national survey conducted by the consultant Management & Fit showed that Javier Milei's recent speech on the sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands generated high levels of public knowledge, but also important levels of skepticism about the president's motivations.The study, conducted between 4 and 6 September on 1,000 cases throughout the country, indicated that 90.3% of those consulted heard, read or received information about the national chai…
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