La deuda de las familias en Argentina: El impactante informe de Mora Jozami

What's happening with the real economy in Argentine households? In this interview, public opinion specialist Mora Jozami reveals alarming data about family debt in Argentina. According to her latest study, nearly 60% of Argentinians have taken out some type of loan or financing, and the primary use of that money is not investment, but rather current expenses such as buying food and paying for utilities. Most worryingly, only 1 in 3 indebted people (36%) are certain they can meet their financial obligations. We also analyze the national government's reaction to this microeconomic problem (the "square meter"), the evolution of Javier Milei's image and approval rating in August, and the political strategy behind reviving the Malvinas issue to seek national unity. 00:00 | Introduction: The alarming indebtedness of Argentine families 02:15 | The Impact on the "Square Meter" and the Resignation of Everyday Consumption 04:10 | The Credit Card Limit: The Family "Click" and the Accumulation of Debt 05:40 | The Government's Response: Why Do They Avoid Empathizing with Microeconomics? 08:00 | Presidential Image: Did the Milei Government Find Its Bottom in August? 09:30 | The Malvinas Cause in Public Opinion: Searching for Consensus and National Unity La Voz en Vivo presents, Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., the most important news to start your day, top-level journalism, relevant interviews, and more. Follow us on our social media and our website:   / lavozcomar     / lavozcomar     / lavoz.com.ar   https://www.lavoz.com.ar/