The president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, is once again the most popular ruler in South America in the month of May, a position from which the Uruguayan Luis Lacalle Pou had removed him last April, according to a survey released today by CB Consultora, a company specialized in the study of the social climate and the projection of electoral scenarios.
Daniel Noboa is once again the most popular ruler in South America
Posted On 21 May 2024
The President of the Republic, Daniel Noboa Azin, held an interview with Telemundo.
Noboa went from having 57.8% of the support of those surveyed the previous month to 58.1%, with a disapproval rate of 39.5%, according to this sample, carried out between May 14 and 18 among 12,332 people (an average of between 1,022 and 1,485 per country), and which has a confidence level of 95% and a margin of error of +/- 2% to 3%.
In second place is the Argentine Javier Milei, with a positive image of 54.8% and a rejection of 42.9%, and in third place is the Uruguayan Luis Lacalle Pou, who currently has the support of 54.7%. % percent of those interviewed and the disapproval of 41.6%.
At the opposite extreme are the Venezuelan Nicolás Maduro – who drops from 40.9% approval to 39.5% -, the Colombian Gustavo Petro – who drops from 41.1% to 38.6% – and the Peruvian Dina Boluarte, who continues to fall in the popularity index and closes the list again for another month, going from 25.3% to 24.8% support.
The other positions are occupied by the Paraguayan Santiago Peña, in fourth position, with 51.3% support and 43.9% disapproval; the Brazilian Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who has 49.2% adherents and 47.4% detractors; the Bolivian Luis Arce, who rises from 40.5% to 42.3% (although he maintains a strong rejection of 54.2%), and the Chilean Gabriel Boric, who receives 41.8% support compared to 55% of rejection.
In Argentina, the approval rate shown in this survey referring to previous presidents is 17.2% for Alberto Fernández (compared to 79.6% rejection); 32.8% for Mauricio Macri (compared to 61.2% disapproval) and 34.8% for Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (compared to 61.8% rejection).
In Bolivia, former governor Evo Morales has a support of 20.2% and a rejection of 72.4%, and former president Carlos Mesa, an approval of 38% and a negative image of 54.3%.
And in Venezuela, where presidential elections will be held on July 28, Edmundo González, candidate of the opposition coalition Democratic Unitary Platform (PUD), has 47.2 % support (and 34.2% rejection), for behind María Corina Machado, opposition leader disqualified from running in the elections, who receives 50.5% support and 40.7% rejection. EFE (I)
