Argentina’s Milei Sees Largest Plunge in His Popularity Since Taking Office
Honeymoon is over for the self-described ‘anarcho-capitalist.’
President Milei of Argentina, who had seen his popularity go largely unscathed despite tough economic program against inflation, is suddenly seeing a dip in his popularity.
On Monday, Torcuato Di Tella University released a poll that found support for Mr. Milei’s government dropped 15 percent in September, marking the largest drop off in support since he took office.
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