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7 Out of 10 People Are Dissatisfied with the Country’s General March

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A little over a year later for the presidential elections of 2027, where President Javier Milei will go for the reelection of his term, a survey emerged that showed that 70% of the people surveyed are not satisfied with the general march of the country. The report was carried out by the University's Survey of Political Satisfaction and Public Opinion [...] The entry 7 out of 10 people are dissatisfied with the general march of the country was fi…
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A report from the University of San Andrés showed that only 30% of respondents are satisfied with the situation in the country. The government maintains 35% approval and, according to researcher Diego Reynoso, managed to stabilize its support in the last four months. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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A little over a year later for the presidential elections of 2027, where President Javier Milei will go for the reelection of his term, a survey emerged that showed that 70% of the people surveyed are not satisfied with the general march of the country. The report was carried out by the University's Survey of Political Satisfaction and Public Opinion [...] The entry 7 out of 10 people are dissatisfied with the general march of the country was fi…

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A UdeSA report showed some data that generate noise in the central administration. Diego Reynoso explained what this dissatisfaction is based on.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The report was carried out by the Survey of Political Satisfaction and Public Opinion of the University of San Andrés (UdeSA), by Diego Reynoso. The figures clearly indicate an important social unrest with the economic direction.

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conclusion.com.ar broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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