ARAccording to a national survey by Delfos conducted between August 21 and 26, President Javier Milei showed some recovery in his approval ratings after a strong decline during the first half of the year. His positive image increased from 18% to 27%, and his overall approval rose from 22% to 30%. The negative perception of Milei decreased from 74% to 64%, while disapproval dropped from 75% to 67%. Despite this improvement, the gap between approval and disapproval remains significant at 37 percentage points against the government. Social sentiment also improved slightly, but three out of four Argentinians still associate the country’s situation with negative emotions such as anger and concern. The main issues identified by respondents include macroeconomics, employment, corruption, and wages, with inflation losing prominence as a cause of dissatisfaction. The country’s social situation continues to be the most negatively evaluated aspect, with only 21% believing it is moving in the right direction.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual data from a survey without overtly biased language or selective emphasis. It reports both improvements and persistent challenges in Milei's approval ratings and public sentiment, maintaining a balanced tone.
