Milei’s Approval Plummets in Argentina Amid Crypto Scandal and Economic Strain

9 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Apr 14

Argentine President Javier Milei faces plunging approval ratings amid a bribery scandal linked to his promotion of the failed $Libra cryptocurrency.
The scandal, combined with rising inflation and allegations against top officials, has eroded public trust and sparked discontent over economic reforms.
Surveys show over 60% of Argentines would not support Milei’s re-election, as economic hardship and corruption allegations undermine his administration’s stability.

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