Shielded or blocked? How Milei’s image will end in 2025 according to the latest survey

TO two years after he assumed the presidency, Javier Milei is preparing to move forward with a more ambitious agenda This also includes accelerating the structural reforms that he promised during the election campaign.

This happens depending on the greater legislative presence The LLA achieved this after the last elections and with the certainty of having the economic support of Washington Hard core of voters who maintains confidence in his figure even though the economy is not gaining momentum.

This support that reached his political figure was again reflected in the latest survey which was created by the consulting firm Jorge Giacobbeto which he had access The Chronicler.

How Javier Milei’s image will end in 2025 according to the latest Giacobbe survey

This reflects the survey conducted in the last days of November among 2,500 cases across the country Milei’s positive image reached 47% in the penultimate month of the year.

However, the most important aspect of the survey is this temporal development This is what the diagrams show, which worries the head of the executive branch.

According to surveys conducted by the same consulting firm Milei began his term as president in December 2023 with a positive image of the 49.1% acceptancecompared to the 41.4% negative image. This measurement was taken between December 19 and 23, just days after assuming the presidency, and reflects Argentines’ initial perception of their new president.

In the first months of his term in office, the president’s image changed showed a favorable development.

In January, February and March 2024, Milei managed to maintain a 54% positive image, with a peak of 54.7% in January versus 37.8% disapproval. This increase compared to December values ​​was shown a Consolidating popular support at the beginning of his term, a period in which he implemented the first economic measures of his term.

He Break point It appears to have taken place between August and October 2024. when negative perceptions exceeded positive ones for the first time since the mandate began.

Since then, both lines have remained in one closed disputewhereby the positive image fluctuates between 44 and 50 percent and the negative image between 42 and 46 percent (the last measurement is slightly higher, at 46.1%).

This parity reflects a an almost completely divided society Compared to libertarian management, only 3.8% say they don’t know or don’t have an educated opinion.

On the other hand, the regular image, which was more than 20% in the first months, fell to a marginal level, suggesting that Argentinians You have already taken a defined position on the president.

What happens to the picture of Cristina Kirchner and Axel Kicillof?

Contrary to the polarization created by Milei, the survey shows this Other political leaders face far more complicated prospects.

Axel KicillofGovernor of Buenos Aires and one of the main figures of Peronism, has a picture 51.5% negative compared to only 33.6% positive. Its regular image reaches 7.9% and 7%.

Cristina Kirchnerfor his part maintains it higher rejection rates Among the managers surveyed, their negative image is 55.1%, while their positive image only reaches 27%.

With 10.8% having a normal image and 7.1% saying they don’t know her, the former president confirms that she still is one of the most controversial figures Argentine politics, with a very pronounced electoral ceiling, but also with an unbreakable support floor in certain sectors.

Mauricio Macri presents figures similar to Kicillof’s: 48.1 percent negative image compared to 22.8 percent positive.

The former president bears the weight of his management and the economic results of 2019 that generate one persistent rejection that remains stable over time. His regular image reaches 21%, suggesting that there is still an industry that has not yet fully defined its opinion of him.

Victoria Villarruel, 45.5 percent of the nation’s vice president have a negative image, while 18.1 percent have a positive image, with 25 percent having a normal image and 11.4 percent saying they don’t know her.

These numbers show that Villarruel still failed to build its own profile strong enough to definitely stand out from Mileiwith whom they cannot engage in dialogue or capitalize politically on their institutional role, remaining in a zone of indeterminacy rather than a zone of consolidated leadership.

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