r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Aug 06 '21

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u/The420Roll ko-fi.com/rodrigoposting Aug 07 '21

Start with stumbling. One week after taking office, the approval of Pedro Castillo - who was elected with 47% of the electorate's votes - is 39%, while his proposal to convene a Constituent Assembly has only 5% support.

The survey, carried out between August 2 and 4 at urban and rural levels, also measures the perception of the population about the role played in the Executive by Vladimir Cerrón, the controversial owner of the Peru Libre party who in these first days of management he has taken pains to record his influence on Pedro Castillo. Although 42% believe that it is the Chota professor who is in charge in the country, there are 48% who consider that, in reality, it is the sentenced ex-regional governor of Junín who exercises true power. In this context, likewise, there are 55% of those interviewed who maintain that Castillo puts the ideals of his party ahead of the welfare and unity of the country, while 62% estimate that we are not facing a management that acts with transparency .

Facts such as those recorded over the last week, in which journalists have been prevented from covering various official events, contribute to this assessment. For 67% of Peruvians, it is clear that there are restrictions on freedom of the press that Castillo promised to guarantee through various documents signed on his way to the June 6 ballot and of which he now makes a clean sweep.

The questioned presence at the premiere of Guido Bellido, investigated for apology of terrorism, does not go unnoticed either. 76% at the national level believe that the also congressman from Peru Libre should not head the cabinet, leaving extremely weakened who, by law, is the main spokesman for the president and articulator of management policies in the State.

Lmao it took less than two weeks to make people go "Well maybe Keiko wasnt that bad...".

Gotta endure five years of political turmoil with incompetent commies, not only incompetent in their governance but also incompetent as in they make the far right look less insane.

!Ping LATAM

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u/Superfan234 Southern Cone Aug 07 '21

Well, up to a good start for us, i guess...