An AtlasIntel and Bloomberg Poll Shows that Almost 50% of Argentinians See Corruption as the Main Problem
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Corruption was consolidated as the main concern of Argentines, according to the Latam Pulse Argentina report, prepared by AtlasIntel and Bloomberg. According to the survey, 47.9% ranked it first in the country’s ranking of problems, above unemployment (39.5%) and the situation of the judicial system and impunity (37.8%). Further back appear the weakening of democratic institutions and the economy in general terms. The survey also shows that infl…
A poll by AtlasIntel and Bloomberg showed that corruption leads concerns with 47.9%, above unemployment and justice. In addition, pessimism about Javier Milei’s economy, work and management grows.
A study by Latam Pulse revealed that corruption is even above unemployment, inflation and insecurity. Read more
Corruption is a major problem for almost half of Argentinians. (Illustrative image Infobae) The Latam Pulse report from June 2026 indicates that 47.9% cite it as their main concern, above unemployment and impunity in the justice system. Regarding the economic outlook and the government's image, almost 50% of those surveyed ranked corruption as their top concern, above unemployment, impunity, and the deterioration of democratic institutions, in a…
The poll by AtlasIntel and Bloomberg detected a change in the social climate, measured the impact of the Adorni case and warned of a stagnation in the growth of the presidential image. The post A poll turned the alarms on in the government and revealed the concern of the Argentines appeared first on El Intransigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
According to private pollsters, almost half of Argentines (47.9%) pointed to corruption as the main problem in the country, above unemployment and justice. In addition, the majority negatively evaluates the economy and the labor market, and the disapproval of the Javier Milei government reaches 58%. The LLA government faces one of its worst moments in terms of credibility and positive image, according to a report by Latam Pulse Argentina, prepar…
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