Buenos Aires, March 16 (NA) – The consulting firm Zuban Córdoba published its latest report on the impact that Javier Milei's administration is having on society, and the results were surprising: more than 58% of Argentines 'disapprove' of the Government.
The study also pointed out that the results 'consolidate a negative balance' in public opinion because 'the gap between approval and disapproval reaches almost 20 points', given that only 35.4% approve of the mandate of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) at the federal level.
'After the legislative elections of 2025, the Government registered a rebound in its public evaluation and reached a scenario close to 50%-50%. In recent months, disapproval has grown again and widens the distance in a context of economic crisis and new corruption cases,' expressed Zuban Córdoba.
This last statement is related to the various cases that have become public and are linked to bribes, overpricing and scams, such as the dissemination of the cryptocurrency $LIBRA by the President, a maneuver that caused thousands of dollars to be lost by users who believed in the investment, and the ANDIS case, with the supposed 3% kickbacks that the Secretary of the Presidency and the President's sister, Karina Milei, would have received.
