Milei Regains Support in Argentina as Inflation Slows From 2024 Peaks

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 31

President Javier Milei recovered some approval among Argentine voters, rebounding from the lowest point of his presidency even as his popularity remained near term lows.
Slower inflation helped ease one of the biggest pressures on public sentiment, while Milei's political adversaries also lost favor.
The shift suggests economic stabilization is giving Milei some political breathing room, though support has not returned to earlier highs.

With falling inflation but rising poverty, can Milei maintain popular support through the critical 2026 legislative elections?

Is Argentina becoming a blueprint for a successful libertarian revolution, or a dire warning for the rest of the world?