Milei's 1000 Days: the Government Arrives with Its Worst Valuation and Economic Malaise, but Retains Its Electoral Floor
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A national poll placed the President in low image, measured the deterioration of family income and left him in front of a hypothetical first round.
A worker from a shoe shop told a C5N mobile about the impact of the fall in sales in the trade: “There are days we don’t open a box in the premises.” She described the situation as “lamentable.”
An Explanans poll showed an increase in the negative assessment of the government, along with a sharp deterioration in economic perception. Although the President maintains much of his electorate in 2023, the study also recorded questions within that very core.
Wage and unemployment are positioned as the main concerns displacing inflation.
A national study of Explanans recorded a 58.2% negative evaluation of the management and noted that 57.4% of the respondents considered that their economic situation worsened. In a hypothetical electoral scenario, Javier Milei gathered 38.5% of the intention to vote in the first round.
An Explanans survey of 7,015 cases showed that the negative assessment of the government reached 58.2%. In Córdoba, however, the positive image reached 54.2% and the intention to vote reached 51.7%.
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