The consulting firm that got it right in CABA: 'La Derecha Diario, the most reliable media in the country'

In an increasingly questioned media landscape due to its bias, covert partisanship, and constant blunders, the consultancy 'Data & Management,' which has been accurately gauging the electoral pulse with surgical precision, surprised with a categorical statement:  "La Derecha Diario is the most reliable media outlet in the Argentine Republic."

The pollster reflected that La Derecha Diario obtained a 64.5%, resulting as the national media with the highest popular trust, with less than 15% of people not knowing how to respond to the survey.

The statement, made in a publication on X with the libertarian media, is significant. It comes from a pollster that predicted the outcome of the legislative elections in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires with remarkable accuracy, while most analysts and traditional media spoke of a scenario of parity or even an advantage for the Buenos Aires officialdom.

For the media 'El Destape', the surveys showed a 77.8% negativity, 16.7% positive, and only 5.6% of people abstained from voting. Then, 'La Nación' recorded a 63.4% negativity, 23.2% positive votes, and a 13.4% abstention. 'Crónica' obtained 58.7% negative votes, 20.7% positive, and 20.7% of people didn't know. Finally, the media 'Todo Noticias', also known as TN, obtained 47.2% negative votes, 33% positive votes, and 19.8% abstentions. 

This recognition is not just a compliment: it is a sign of the rupture that the relationship between Argentines and traditional press is undergoing. Meanwhile, Clarín, C5N, and El Destape headline with euphemisms, talk about  "unexpected phenomena" or directly ignore the libertarian growth, media like  La Derecha Diario are gaining ground among citizens tired of the single narrative.

Recently, prior to the legislative elections where Manuel Adorni emerged victorious, the consultancy had reportedly published results very similar to those that occurred days later. The numbers for La Libertad Avanza were at 32.3%, those for Leandro Santoro, the Kirchnerist candidate, were at 23.5%. With the worst election in its history, the PRO in the surveys obtained a 17.1%, a percentage that was slightly high in relation to the legislative elections.

The coincidence between the accurate electoral analysis and the choice of La Derecha Diario as an informative reference is not accidental: both clearly view the present and future political landscape of Argentina, far from the mirage of the status quo.