La Derecha Diario Solid Support: Javier Milei's government maintains a historic level of trust
It is the first time a government maintains a confidence level above 50% in its fifteenth month in office
The Government Confidence Index (GCI) for February 2025, published by Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, once again confirms the strong support that Javier Milei's administration maintains after 15 months in office.
With a score of 2.56 on a scale of 0 to 5, Milei's Government not only maintains its confidence level above the average of its term (2.53), but achieves a historic milestone: it is the first government to sustain a GCI above 50% in its fifteenth month in office.
Although the index showed a slight decrease of 1.8% compared to January 2025, the strength of Milei's administration is reflected in the comparison with previous governments.
The current level of confidence is 8.9% higher than recorded in February 2017, in the second year of Mauricio Macri's administration, and an impressive 40.8% higher than that obtained by Alberto Fernández's administration in February 2021. These data highlight the consolidation of Milei's leadership and the acceptance of his policies by society.
The report also reveals significant data about the profile of social support. February's GCI was higher among men (2.70 points) compared to women (2.44 points), reflecting a sustained trend in previous measurements.
Regarding age groups, young people between 18 and 29 years old lead the confidence level with 2.78 points, followed by the group of 30 to 49 years old and those over 50, both with 2.53 points. This indicates a strong support from the new generations toward the new direction the country has taken.
The maintenance of a high level of confidence is a positive sign for the continuity of the reforms proposed by Milei's Government and the promotion of new policies aimed at reducing the State and opening up the economy.
Additionally, it confirms that, despite the continuous operations by the opposition, Milei continues to have the support of a significant portion of the citizenry.
These GCI results not only reflect the strength of Javier Milei's leadership but also the confidence in his vision to transform Argentina. The continuity at this level of support is an indication that the foundations of change are being accepted and valued by a large part of society, despite what the opposition tries to establish.
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