An international survey has provided data on the perception of government efforts in Latin America and the international vision of the region’s citizens.
In this regard, the international firm “M&R Consultores” presented the results of the survey from the “Public Opinion Panopticon of the Americas (POP)” project, which was conducted in 19 countries.
Nicaraguans stand out in the survey, with a notable 83.4% rating the management capacity of President Daniel Ortega’s government positively, positioning itself at the forefront among the countries evaluated.
On the other hand, in El Salvador, 84.4% support Nayib Bukele’s management, while in Mexico, 63.7% approve of the administration of Andres Lopez Obrador.
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In the Dominican Republic, 51.1% of those surveyed say they approve of the direction of President Luis Abinader. Costa Rica shows 50.2% support for Rodrigo Chaves’ executive.
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At the bottom of the survey is the government of Panama, headed by Laurentino Cortizo, with just 6.6% approval. On the other hand, in Peru, Dina Boluarte received modest support from 5.0% of those surveyed.
