Overview
- Ad Hoc Digital's June review found 53% of online mentions of President Javier Milei were negative, 38% positive, and 9% neutral, marking a fifth straight month with net negative digital sentiment.
- The report identifies the 'case Adorni' as the main driver of online criticism and says successive government decisions helped keep the controversy in public view rather than defusing it.
- Traditional polls show a modest recovery in Milei's real-world image to about 39–40% positive, a rebound analysts link mainly to slowing inflation and the right‑wing win in Colombia.
- The study measured individual figures online and credited Patricia Bullrich with the strongest positive digital effect, while Karina Milei and former chief of staff Manuel Adorni each registered roughly 71% negative mentions.
- Ad Hoc Digital compiled its June findings using Onclusive and Google Trends across public social platforms and websites, a pattern that highlights a widening gap between Milei's eroding online base and his fragile gains in conventional polls.