Argentina economic polls show rising discontent and calls for policy change

A recent public opinion poll by Zentrix Consultora in Argentina reveals significant economic discontent among the population. According to the survey of 1,466 respondents, 59.8% believe a change in economic direction is necessary, while 38.7% prefer maintaining the current model.

Approximately 53.2% of those surveyed stated they no longer have the patience to wait for economic results. Regarding the administration of Javier Milei, approval stands at 32.2%, showing a slight increase from July, while disapproval has reached 54.1%. The data suggests a growing divide based on income levels, with support for the current model concentrated in higher-income sectors and calls for change increasing among lower-income strata.