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Yamandú Orsi Again Ranked 13th in a Regional Presidential Image Survey
A CB Consulting survey released in September placed the Uruguayan president outside the ten best-rated leaders in Latin America. According to El País, his positive image showed a slight increase from the previous report.
Uruguay’s president, Yamandú Orsi, was placed 13th in the regional presidential image ranking compiled by Argentine consultancy CB and published in September, according to El País.
According to that survey, conducted between September 7 and 11, Orsi recorded 20.3% very good image and 17.4% good image. Meanwhile, 21.1% rated him bad and 38.0% very bad, while 3.2% said they did not know or did not answer.
Still according to the data cited by El País, the Uruguayan president’s positive image posted a modest improvement compared with the previous measurement: it rose from 37.5% to 37.7%.
At the top of the regional ranking are Claudia Sheinbaum, of Mexico, with 69.0% positive image and 28.3% negative; Nayib Bukele, of El Salvador, with 66.2% and 29.9%; and Abelardo De la Espriella, of Colombia, with 53.6% and 41.6%, respectively.
At the opposite end, the report placed among the worst results Bernardo Arévalo, of Guatemala, with 28.2% positive image; Delcy Rodríguez, of Venezuela, with 28.8%; and José Raúl Mulino, of Panama, with 32.1% approval.
The report also noted that Luis Abinader, of the Dominican Republic, was the president with the largest growth in positive image, with an increase of 2.7 percentage points, while Rodrigo Paz, of Bolivia, posted the sharpest decline, with a drop of 8.9 points from the previous month.
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