Argentina’s Milei Faces Surge in Negative Public Opinion Amid Corruption Scandals and Economic Crisis

As Argentina approaches its crucial legislative elections on October 26, the country’s political landscape grows increasingly unstable under President Javier Milei. New polling by Zuban Córdoba reveals that Milei’s negative public image has soared to 63.2%, the highest in over a year, alongside a government disapproval rating near 65%. These numbers paint a grim picture for the ultraright La Libertad Avanza (LLA) coalition, which faces an uphill battle to maintain influence in Congress. Can a government mired in scandal and economic despair survive the people’s verdict? The survey highlights widespread skepticism not just about Milei himself but also about the...