The average rating on over-the-air channels was 15.9 points before the President’s speech began.
Contrary to what the Government had anticipated, the rating during Javier Milei’s national broadcast to present the Budget 2025 Not only was it low but suffered a sharp fall at the beginning of the broadcast.
At 8pm, an hour before the President’s speech began, the ratings on the channels averaged 15.9 points on the air channels. However, at 9pm, when the president arrived at Congress, the number quickly plummeted 10 points and hit a floor of 3.5 points during the speech.
Thus, this Sunday during primetime the rating had the lowest number of the year.
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Once the national chain is finished, the rating recovered the level it had before the start of the speech. Telefe went from 2.9 points to 8.3 at 10:15 p.m.; El Trece from 0.6 to 5.2; América from 0.3 to 0.8; El Nueve from 0.1 to 1.1; TV Pública from 0.1 to 0.3.
In this way, at the At 22:15, a quarter of an hour after the end of the President’s speech, the average viewership reached 15.7 points.
Javier Milei presented the 2025 Budget: the main axes
Tonight, the National Government detailed the general guidelines of the 2025 Budget, which mark a 5 percent GDP growtha inflation of 18.3 percent and a dollar at $1207These are the provisions included in the budget text that will be submitted to Congress in the next few hours.
The President Milei presented the 2025 Budget today before a Half-empty Congress and maintained that the main objective of the spending plan is to “put a stop to the State”, in addition to ensuring that will continue to veto projects that threaten the “fiscal” balance.
The president spoke on national television minutes after 8:50 p.m., as initially planned, and assured that the law of laws for next year “It will change the history of our country forever.” In a speech broadcast on national television, The president stressed that the objective is to “protect” fiscal balance and he announced that the official project will be “diametrically different from what we are used to” and “the most radically different in our history.”
Source: Ambito
