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Argentina
Opinion polls harvest data on popular frustration
As we have noted, the 2023 elections came at a moment of widespread voter dissatisfaction and growing anger with politicians. A wide range of opinion polls captured a deep sense of frustration over the quality of life and a belief that a corrupt establishment elite was driving the country down in pursuit of its own privileges and wealth. A poll by Gallup across several Latin American countries in late 2023 revealed that respondents in Argentina were the gloomiest, with 62% believing economic conditions in the country were getting worse, against only 27% who felt they were getting better.
- Javier Milei: profile of an outsider
- What’s the mandate? The 2023 elections
- Opinion polls harvest data on popular frustration
- A thousand reforms, but doubts over implementation
- Omnibus reform law placed on hold
- Provinces express concern over May Pact
- The other story – pleasing the markets
- Milei on the defensive over top salaries
- The crime issue
- Mixed picture from the pollsters
- Foreign policy: Milei’s shift to the right
- Compare and contrast: Milei and Noboa
- How deep is the pain?
- What do Milei’s first 100 days tell us?
- Scenario 1 A social explosion?
- Scenarios 2 Milei triumphant?
- Scenarios 3 The messy middle way