Overview
- A new DC Consultores survey of 1,915 people conducted Jan. 10–12 finds 62.24% say the government’s economic course is correct, with 21.43% partially agreeing and 16.33% opposed.
- Opina Argentina’s early‑January polling reported by El Cronista shows La Libertad Avanza leading voting intention at 44% versus a combined peronism at 35%.
- The same Opina study identifies a 17% “Ni‑Ni” bloc that is strongly anti‑Kirchner (82% disapprove of Cristina Kirchner) yet less than half of that group (46%) approves of Javier Milei.
- Milei’s personal image remains highly polarized in Opina’s data, with 48% positive and 51% negative.
- Clarín’s analysis highlights labor‑market stress, citing more than 70,000 job losses between June and October and rising informal employment, while commentary warns Milei lacks a durable, fervent base.