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Just three months after Dina Boluarte became President of the Republic, some citizens continue to disapproving his government administration. This is what the latest Datum study applied between March 3rd and 7th reflects, which indicates that 75% of the population of Peru. does not approve of the activities of the head of state.
It should be noted that out of this percentage, the rejection of the president prevails in the south of the country, where 95% disapproves of his work; Meanwhile in Lime refusal of a representative 83%.
Similarly, the Chairman of the Council of Ministers, Alberto Otarola, has a civil disapproval of 72%. Only 14% consider their work in the direction of the PCM positive.
Regarding the Congress of the Republic, the rejection is even greater: 87% respondents at the national level stated that they do not approve of the work of the National Representation; while its acceptance is only 8%.
early election
As is known, since December last year, the parliamentary benches have not been able to agree on the content that should have a bill establishing a change in the Constitution for early general elections. However, on 17 February last year, parliament agreed that Constitutional Commission discuss and submit a new proposal on this issue.
Against this poll Datum shows that 83% of the population advocates holding general elections either this year or in 2024. 14% believes that both the government and parliament should continue their activities until 2026.
However, if the early election proposal is not approved in Congress, 74% of citizens believe that Dina Boluarte should resign. “immediately” to the post of President of the Republic; while 23% He believes he should stay until the end of his presidential term in 2026.
political reforms
One of the points on which there is no agreement in Parliament on the draft early election These are political reforms. In this regard, the return to bicameralism, the re-election of congressmen and the renewal of the national representation in the middle of the term were most widely reported.
At the same time, the survey shows that 47% of the population is against returning to bicameralism; while 45% are in favor of creating a chamber of deputies and a chamber of senators.
According to re-election of congressmenyes, there is a vast majority: 88% He does not agree that congressmen can be candidates again; while only 10% are in favor of such a possibility.
About the renewal of the National Representation average term, that is, two and a half years after taking office, 47% were in favor of the proposal; while 49% were opposed.
Data sheet
The Datum survey was conducted among 1,207 people aged 18 to 70, belonging to all socioeconomic levels, including urban and rural areas across the country. The methodology used is face-to-face interviews at home.
Source: RPP
I am Emma White and I currently work for Buna Times. My specialty is the politics section of the website, where I aim to provide readers with informative and engaging content on current events. In addition to my professional experience in journalism, I hold a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature from Princeton University.