The #AMLOTrackingPoll is a daily statistical exercise on the approval or disapproval of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s administration, carried out by Roy Campos’ Mitofsky Consultation for El Economista. According to Campos, it is a digital measurement of the public function.
#AMLOTrackingPoll Approval of AMLO, February 23
Related Posts
Latest Posts
Immigration disputes foreshadow the Trump administration
The Board of Supervisors in San Diego County, which borders
Henry Briceño warns Noel Cerda, mayor of San Rafael del Sur, for complicity in exile and theft of his properties
The journalist and businessman Henry Briceño, through a document shared
Jauja: They recover the body of a student who fell into the Cimirm canal
Newspaper Mail Editorial Updated on 01/06/2025, 03:55 pm After three
The Netherlands recommends not traveling to Venezuela and demarcates the border areas in red
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands recommended its
Latest from Blog
Immigration disputes foreshadow the Trump administration
The Board of Supervisors in San Diego County, which borders Mexico, voted to adopt California’s sanctuary city resolution, which offers protections to immigrants by preventing state resources from being used to enforce
Henry Briceño warns Noel Cerda, mayor of San Rafael del Sur, for complicity in exile and theft of his properties
The journalist and businessman Henry Briceño, through a document shared with the media, accused the mayor and political secretary of San Rafael del Sur, Noel Cerda Méndez, of being the one who
Jauja: They recover the body of a student who fell into the Cimirm canal
Newspaper Mail Editorial Updated on 01/06/2025, 03:55 pm After three days of searching, they recovered the lifeless body of the young student Jordan Jim Cuadrado Miguel (22) in the Cimirm canal of
The Netherlands recommends not traveling to Venezuela and demarcates the border areas in red
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands recommended its citizens not to travel to Venezuela, due to the political crisis that the nation is experiencing after the presidential elections on July
Serasa: most must spend up to R$4,000 on start-of-year expenses
More than half of Brazilians (55% of the total) expect to spend up to R$4,000 on so-called beginning of the year expenses, such as insurance, school fees and taxes (such as IPVA