The president was only surpassed by Daniel Noboa, from Ecuador, according to a CB survey. In addition, a survey by Consulting Teams reflects 49% approval.
President Luis Lacalle Pou He is the second highest valued president of South America, only surpassed by Daniel Noboa, of Ecuador, according to the latest survey by CB Consultora, which placed the Argentine third Javier Milei, completing the podium.
The image of Lacalle Pou is appreciated by Uruguayans and this is also evident from a survey carried out in February by Equipos Consultores, which reflected that 49% approve of the management in its last year, a percentage that has only been surpassed since the return of democracy by the first management of Tabaré Vázquez.
Regarding the regional survey, the company specialized in the study of the social climate and the projection of electoral scenarios CB Consultora indicated an approval of 54.2% for Lacalle Pou, below the 65.2% of Noboa and above the 51.2% of Milei.
Further back they appeared Lula da Silva (Brazil), with 50.2%; Santiago Peña (Paraguay), with 48.5%; Gabriel Boric (Chile), with 47.3%; Nicolás Maduro (Venezuela), with 45.4%; Luis Arce (Bolivia), with 41.9%; Gustavo Petro (Colombia), with 38.6%); and Dina Boluarte (Peru), with 28.9%:
In the Uruguayan section, the positive image ranking was led by Yamandú Orsi (Broad Front), with a 59.9% positive rating, while below the president appears Álvaro Delgado (National Party), with 45.3%; Pedro Bordaberry (Colorado Party), with 41.7%; and Carolina Cosse (FA), with 40%.
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Lacalle Pou maintains an approval rating above average
Besides, Lacalle Pou It has the support of 49% in February, against the disapproval of 33%, 17% with intermediate positions and 1% who have no opinion, according to the Consulting Teams survey.
These data reflect that the president obtains a positive net balance of 16% at the beginning of his fifth and last year in office, something only surpassed by former presidents. Jose Mujica (18%) and Tabare Vazquez (33%) in his first term.
When evaluating approval levels, the president ranks second, only surpassed by Vázquez’s 53% in his first administration. The rest of the former presidents since the return of democracy did not exceed 31%, such was the ceiling of Julio María Sanguinetti in his first period.
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Source: Ambito
