CAE LA CONFIANZA EN EL GOBIERNO DE JAVIER MILEI

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Recientes encuestas de la Universidad Torcuato Di Tella revelan una caída de casi 15 puntos en el Índice de Confianza en el Gobierno del presidente Javier Milei entre septiembre y agosto. Además, un informe de la Universidad de San Andrés muestra que el 65% de los argentinos está insatisfecho con el rumbo general del gobierno. La imagen de Milei también se ve afectada, siendo superado por Victoria Villarroel en términos de aceptación pública.   Seguí en #ElNoticieroDeA24

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00:00There's a lot of talk about the image, the management of this government,

00:03the image of the president himself. What's going on, Cata?

00:07Let's see, in the last few days we've seen different private surveys

00:10that talked about a slump in the image of President Javier Meley.

00:14But yesterday, an index that is very important,

00:17that is really very serious, was announced by Torcuato de Itela University

00:21and El Círculo Rojo uses it a lot as a reference

00:24for decision-making, for monitoring,

00:27of how things are going in the country.

00:29And it was called the trust index in the government.

00:33And in this case, in the government of Meley,

00:34which we are seeing in the graph,

00:35Meley fell from September to August, almost 15 points.

00:41Almost 15 points, trust in the government of Meley fell.

00:45This, again, is said by the Torcuato de Itela University

00:48in this index that it elaborates, which is measured based on three things.

00:52One is the improvement of the economy, which did him wrong, it fell.

00:56Another, the general assessment of the management of the government of Meley.

00:59It also fell.

01:00The efficiency of public spending fell.

01:02The honesty of the officials fell.

01:04And it also fell, the capacity,

01:07which is what the people surveyed by this trust index in the government,

01:11the honesty and the ability to solve the problems of the country.

01:15This survey did President Meley and his government very badly.

01:20If one compares it with what was the government of Alberto Fernández

01:24in the last year, Alberto did worse in this same comparison.

01:28Now, after that, Macri and other governments,

01:30everything was better for them than this fall that Meley gave them.

01:33Now, what are we seeing now on the screen?

01:35I cross it with another report, also from a very prestigious university

01:38like the University of San Andrés,

01:40which gave the government that 65% of Argentines,

01:45as we are seeing there in that graph,

01:46are dissatisfied with the general direction of this government.

01:50Very dissatisfied.

01:51This catalyzes a lot of management.

01:54There is no image here.

01:55There is management here.

01:56Exactly.

01:57That's all.

01:58How is the economy?

02:00The general direction of things.

02:01The general direction of things is when it disaggregates.

02:04The main problems, of course, are the economy,

02:08the insecurity, and then also the distrust

02:11that they will actually fulfill everything they promised.

02:16It is a report that is longer.

02:18And now we are going to move on to the third plate,

02:19which is also interesting to see,

02:21because they measure the image of the different politicians,

02:24of different political referents.

02:26And you see a lot.

02:27In general, of all the politicians,

02:29of all the parties, from the far right to the far left,

02:32they all have a greater rejection than acceptance.

02:37But there is an interesting fact.

02:38Do you know who measures better?

02:40There we are seeing it on the screens.

02:41Victoria Villarroel has a much better image

02:44than President Javier Milley.

02:45And there we see it on the screen.

02:47From the University of San Andrés,

02:48they are recent results.

02:50I think, Fede, how are you?

02:51How are you?

02:52I think, how much of all this you just told

02:54and revealed, Cata, has to do with the progress

02:58of the predictable situation, right?

03:00Yes.

03:01There I paid attention to the issue of the different generations

03:06that had briefly passed in a picture.

03:08How it seems that Generation X and the...

03:15Rejection is maintained, but they do not have as much disconformity

03:20as those who are...

03:21Like other Z-stripes.

03:22Wait a minute, Fede.

03:23Of course.

03:23And there I come back and we discuss it with Guino, with Cata.

03:25This is happening now in the cemetery.

03:28In the last goodbye to the Tota Santillán.

03:32His family, his friends.

03:34He already arrived at the cemetery.

03:36These are the images that we are seeing.

03:38They are already going to remove the drawer.

03:40The door of the funeral car has already been opened.

03:47There is a photo that he carries there.

03:50There are some final indications and his remains will rest

03:55next to the grave of Javi de Rodrigo, right?

03:58This is already confirmed, right?

04:00It was the request, precisely, of him and his family.

04:04To arrive at this funeral procession in Bresiflor.

04:06Ah yes, in the meadows, in the area of Lomas de Zamora.

04:11Where this was decided, precisely.

04:14Here we have our partner, Aguati, who is also there.

04:20Covering this ...

04:23This ...

04:25This flood of the remains.

04:2730 seconds and we return to the closing, let's see.

04:30The result also of the autopsy of the body

04:34and also of the research work that the firefighters did

04:38in the department where Eni Tusengo was residing.

04:42Of course, they want to wait.

04:44Up to there the story of the arrival of the body.

04:48The procession is already in the cemetery.

04:49The last god to the tota, who asked to rest, precisely,

04:53with the remains of Rodrigo.

04:54Justice is still waiting for the result.

04:57Although it will not be the end, because the end of the autopsy

05:00will be when they have all the studies that will take

05:02several days or maybe a few weeks.

05:06If they are going to have a very detailed report

05:09in the next few hours.

05:10And also a forensic report of firefighters.

05:14This is also needed,

05:16despite the fact that the firefighters in the place,

05:18the experts in the place,

05:20already gave at least a vision of what

05:23they assumed had happened and we tell them here.

05:25Well, four final minutes.

05:28I come back with Fede.

05:29This that you marked, how it caught your attention.

05:31I was wondering, Cata, Pablo, what you just showed.

05:34Cata, how much of that is the percentage

05:38of the bad humor that there is of the retirees?

05:41I wanted to provide some data from the same survey

05:43that Cata presented, now it's gone.

05:45For the first time, that survey,

05:47in one of the graphs it has,

05:48asks people how they think they will be in the future.

05:51And it seems to me that this data is key,

05:54because for the first time it is either tied

05:57or a little above the people who say

05:59I'm going to be worse in a year.

06:01With 38, 39%.

06:03That shows a change in trend.

06:04Yes, yes, when he took over my law,

06:07he gave him the opposite, he gave him that they were going to be better.

06:09And until last month, that is, until recently.

06:11Yes, I also think it is a fringe of the retirees

06:14that has accompanied the current government with the vote.

06:17And I think that this situation of the virtual freezing

06:23of the retirees' knowledge,

06:25precisely at the moment when they were most at risk,

06:27begins to make a little noise.

06:30Of course, how much will it have to do, I also think, Pablo,

06:33the photo of the barbecue, the 87 heroes.

06:35How did that impact the sector

06:37to which Fede referred earlier, right?

06:39Yes, in that sector, more than the barbecue, the veto.

06:43It is a very sensitive sector.

06:45It is a sector that can make a sacrifice

06:47thinking about the future, about its grandchildren or whatever.

06:50But directly say veto and talk about tax evasion

06:54to the one who wants to give them an increase that is very small.

06:56And there are even statistics that say

06:58that it was not so much the tax effort that had to be made

07:01to make that increase.

07:02Well, that obviously has a lot of impact.

07:05It was a bit difficult for me to see,

07:06because as I like this, I dedicate myself to this and others,

07:09it seemed to me a very important issue.

07:10But really, all the situations that have to do with

07:15retirees, mobility and others are key.

07:17We remember that in 2018, when the form is modified,

07:20that is, at the end of 2017,

07:22when the retirement form is modified,

07:24at that time the government of Macri

07:27was also a point of inflection from a political point of view.

07:29Of course, because they are voters, in addition to the pro,

07:30many of the retired sector too.

07:33We have to see what happens with that,

07:34because probably many voters of my law

07:37today are affected precisely by this policy

07:41of not increasing the number of retirees.

07:43Fede?

07:44Yes, indeed.

07:46I think that the issue of ...

07:49The government, I don't know how well it has taken advantage of this issue

07:52of fixing the retirement benefits due to inflation.

07:58The government is not happy with that,

08:00I mean, that it is only tied to inflation

08:03and not to the growth of the country.

08:04It seems to me that since we came from high inflation,

08:06it seemed like good news to us and at that moment it was fine,

08:09but now inflation is falling back

08:11and it is seen that at this moment in which inflation has stopped,

08:14it is the moment in which they were worse.

08:16That is, they have no expectation of improvement.

08:18Things we said here with the doctor,

08:20also with Dr. Bárbara, that this was going to happen.

08:24If you are tied to inflation,

08:26what you are doing is freezing your purchasing power

08:29and you are going to buy.

08:30Do you want to buy rice?

08:31You will always buy the same amount of rice.

08:33Do you want to buy meat?

08:34You will always buy the same amount of meat.

08:36Never, from now on, from April,

08:39when the first increase occurred,

08:41never again, until there is a change in the mobility formula,

08:45it will never be recomposed.

08:47If you stayed in poverty,

08:48you will continue to be poor from here to the end.

08:50Well, wait for me a minute.

08:52Thank you Fede, thank you Cata, Guino, Javi.

08:55I close with this image that you are going to see.

08:58Yes?

08:59The pain.

09:00The friends.

09:02The relatives.

09:04There is a priest arranging a little

09:06what is going to be the farewell of the Tota Santillán.

09:13Still, as Javier said, with some doubts,

09:16with justice establishing details

09:20and seeing how it can clarify

09:23what happened, those final details.

09:27Two in the afternoon, with this image,

09:28we closed our newsroom

09:31with this image there in the cemetery of Lomas,

09:34where the Tota will rest with the remains of Rodrigo.

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