...which shows today's 62% approval rating (margin of error +/-2.8%) as well as the 65% he scored this time last month, so perhaps the beginnings of a deterioration in his honeymoon numbers showing through. But all the same, 60%+ in Peru is a strong showing for a President of any stripe at any time, so I'm sure he's not sweating that 3%. When asked why they approved, the main reasons given were that he's making good on his election promises, he cares for the poor and he's pushing for investment in the country. Let's hope those continue. Data from here

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