President Javier Milei's image shows signs of wear in public opinion again: 53.7% of Argentines evaluated his management negatively, compared to a positive 38.8%, according to a survey released recently. According to Argentine News Agency, this is a study by OK Media consultancy for March 2026, with national coverage, representing the AMBA and Interior regions, and a reported margin of error of ±2.9%. The survey also raised a strong red flag for the ruling party regarding the situation of Manuel Adorni, as 73.6% of respondents believed he should resign, while only 20.8% thought he should stay in his post. Even among those with a positive view of the President, 24.5% admitted that the Libra case does cause him political damage. Among those who followed the latest news of the scandal, 65.7% claimed to have done so, compared to 34.3% who said they did not know about it or did not follow it. On that group, 61.3% considered that the case damages Milei's image, while 31.7% thought it does not affect him and 7% took no position.
