President Javier Milei gave an interview to journalist Mariana Brey, which was published this morning by Telefe, where he spoke about numerous political topics and, as often happens, boosted the channel's ratings during a less-watched time slot.
The interview aired this morning on the show A la Barbarossa, hosted by Georgina Barbarossa on Telefe, and achieved a remarkable audience measurement, becoming the leader in its time slot on open television.
In terms of ratings, A la Barbarossa scored 5.5 points, far surpassing the main cable news channels. At the same time, TN obtained 3.3, LN+ 1.6, A24 1.5, C5N 1.3, and Crónica TV 1.1. These figures reflect the strong impact that Milei's presence continues to generate in the media and among the public.
President Milei's presence on television not only causes the channels' ratings to soar but also shows the high level of public interest in political issues and the country's direction.
The interview with Milei
President Javier Milei denied that the former governor of Misiones and provincial political leader, Carlos Rovira, contacted him to change the vote of the two Misiones senators during the debate on the Clean Record project in the Senate.
Milei pointed to a possible political maneuver between Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and Mauricio Macri, which would have had the sole objective of harming him. "For me, there was an agreement between Cristina and Macri to smear me, because the only one who loses with this is me," he asserted, referring to the rejection of the initiative that sought to disqualify candidates with convictions.
