And in South America, the presidents pile up More negative than positive image. The only current exception is Rodrigo Paz Pereira, the company’s new president Boliviawho assumed his duties on November 8, and today maintains… 51.7% Positive image. This was stated in a study conducted by the Public Opinion Consulting Foundation C.B..
He is followed in the ranking of presidents with the best image in the Indian subcontinent Luiz Inacio “Lula” da Silval BrazilWhich is almost in its third term, an artistic link between its positive image 45.8%and negative, from 45.3%.
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And in third place on the podium – due to the arrival of Paz – the Argentine president, Javier Miley. Although its positive image remains high, 47.2%outperforms him negativel 50.3%.
South American presidents in the worst way
At the other end of the ranking is Nicolas Maduropresident Venezuelawith a negative image of 75.3% and approval of only 21.4% in his country.
Javier Miley participated in the inauguration of Rodrigo Paz Pereira and caught the attention of Parliament
Follow him Gustavo Pietrol ColombiaWith a negative image rate of 59.8%. Its positive image is declining: it stands at 36.7%. in Ecuador56.9% of citizens surveyed do not approve of the administration Daniel NoboaWhile 40.8% rated it positively.
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The study also reflects the discrepancy in the general image of presidents. The head of state who increased his positive image was him Jose Jerryl Peruwhich rose by 2.9 percentage points in its positive form from October to November; However, it is the second worst country in the Indian subcontinent, with a score of only 32.5%.
On the other hand, it was the president who lost the most approval from his citizens Gabriel Borekl chili. His positive image decreased by 3%, and today it stands at 40.4%.
scan for CB Consulting It was conducted from November 11 to 16 among a total population of 11,548 people over 18 years of age, in Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Peru, Venezuela, Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay, stratified by gender, socioeconomic level, age and location. The confidence index is 95%, and the margin of error is 2 to 3%.
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