US EditionPoll: How Retirees Plan to Vote After the Veto on the Increase and What Support Milei Retains
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The director of the socio-lithic consultant, Roberto Stahringer, analyzed the citizen perception of the latest political and social events, with a special focus on the segment of retirees. In dialogue with the LVDiez Opinion program, the sociologist revealed the main findings of a national survey carried out after the presidential veto to the increase in assets. “80% of retirees said they want to go to vote, something that makes them a political…
A weighting from this month of September until August 2026 places the effect of Javier Milei’s veto on the increase of retirement and bonus in a loss of 37 billion pesos for this sector of the population in the province of Santa Fe. They are conclusions of a study carried out by the Argentine Center of Political Economy (CEPA), and that amplified one of its economists, the Union deputy for the Patria Julia Strada. In Santa Fe there are today 487…
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