Political consultant Aníbal Urios stated that public opinion surveys indicate ongoing support for deep changes in Argentina, both economic and political.
Urios noted that Argentine society seeks structural transformations beyond macroeconomic stability. He highlighted a consensus to reduce the state's preponderant role and create conditions to attract investments.
The analyst explained that the model promoted by President Javier Milei aligns with these demands. He added that poll numbers are positive for a second term, as voters view opposition alternatives as old recipes.
Priorities identified include tax reform due to fiscal pressure, and improvements in security and justice to address criminal recidivism. Urios mentioned that the controversy over Manuel Adorni had temporarily diverted attention, but the government regained focus on reforms and dialogues.
