The national broadcast by Javier Milei regarding the Falkland Islands received a strong approval among Argentinians, according to a recent survey conducted by Clarín through its WhatsApp and X audiences.
In total, more than 12,000 people responded to the question “What did you think of Milei's speech about the Falklands?”, with a very positive rating on both platforms.
The option that gathered the most responses was “Very good”, both on X and WhatsApp. On the other hand, the intensity of approval showed a marked difference between the two spaces: while on X 59.9% rated the presidential message that way, on WhatsApp the figure climbed to 81.3%.
The Clarín survey
However, overall, the results show a widely majority support among those who participated in the survey. On both platforms, the highest rating was clearly above the negative options.
On X, in addition to the 59.9% who considered the speech “Very good”, another 11.4% rated it as “Good”. Thus, the positive responses together reached 71.3% of the participants on that platform.
Negative opinions, meanwhile, remained below that level. 8.4% responded that the speech was “Bad”, while 20.2% rated it as “Very bad”.
The survey showed an even more marked approval among WhatsApp participants. There, 81.3% chose the option “Very good” and another 6% considered the speech “Good”. In total, positive responses reached 87.3%.
President Javier Milei
In that channel, negative ratings had a considerably lower participation. 2.1% of participants indicated that the message was “Bad”, while 10.7% defined it as “Very bad”.
Thus, the option “Very good” was the predominant response in both spaces consulted by Clarín, although with a difference between WhatsApp and X.
The survey was conducted after the presidential message about the Falklands, which also had a high television audience. The national broadcast started with an accumulated rating of 30.2 points among the air channels and news signals and ended with 29 points, becoming the highest measurement among the four national broadcasts of Milei during 2026.
In this context, the survey results reflect a strongly positive evaluation of the speech among Argentinians.
