US EditionTrust in the Government of Javier Milei Fell in June and Resumes the Downward Trend
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The Trust Index in the Government fell 4.6% in June and was placed in one of the three lowest values of Javier Milei’s management. The setback was driven by the disbelief among the youngest and sectors with university education. The post According to the Di Tella University, the confidence in Javier Milei’s government fell again and grazed his historic flat appeared first on El Intranssigente.
According to a report by the Torcuato Di Tella University, the measurement “was negative in its five components.” The casualties reached the “Capacity to solve the problems of the country”, which receded 4.3%; the Honesty of the civil servants, -0.7%; the Efficiency in the administration of public expenditure, -4.3%; the Government’s General Assessment, -5.0%; and lastly, the Concern for the General Interest -10%. June’s ICG was 2.34 points, wit…
The evaluation of the presidential management went back in all the components of the indicator and marked an annual drop of 5.1%. The biggest decrease was in the perception of the general interest. The apparent stability of the Government Confidence Index (ICG) during the first eighteen months of Javier Milei in the Casa Rosada began to crack again. After a slight rebound in May, the June measurement showed a 4.6% drop from the previous month an…
The Government Trust Index (CIG) of the Di Tella University fell 4.6% during the sixth month of the year. The components that increased citizen distrust of the government. Read more
The Government Confidence Index (GCI) recorded a value of 2.34 points in June, representing a drop of 4.6% compared to May 2025. The decline was widespread in the five components of the indicator. In year-on-year terms, the ICG showed a negative variation of 5.1%. However, if compared to other institutional moments, the index still retains some relative strength: the current level of confidence is 2.6% higher than in June 2017, during the govern…
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