Argentina poll: 76% prefer higher incomes over inflation control

A recent poll conducted by Hugo Haime reveals that 76% of Argentines prefer an improvement in population income over the continuation of current anti-inflationary policies. Low wages have emerged as the primary concern for citizens, surpassing inflation, insecurity, and unemployment in terms of daily impact.

The survey highlights significant challenges for President Javier Milei’s administration. While his approval rating has stabilized at 34% with a 63% disapproval rating, there is growing discontent among his previous voters, with nearly 30% expressing disappointment.

Economic sentiment remains pessimistic, as 52% of respondents believe the country's situation will worsen within a year, while only 34% believe it will improve. Regarding inflation, 53% of those surveyed believe the government is failing to control price increases while incomes remain insufficient.