Tú Influyes published a new version of the Data Influye survey this Wednesday morning. The report revealed that the President’s management approval gabriel boric it reached 37%, up four percentage points (pp.) compared to the previous study (of October 13).
The percentage of approval of the head of state is the highest since he assumed the presidency. His lowest approval figure in the survey -since he arrived at La Moneda- is 32%, recorded twice.
Likewise, in the recent Data Influye, 48% of those surveyed responded that they disapprove of the President’s administration, three pp. Less compared to the previous version. In turn, 15% responded that they neither approve nor disapprove.
The increase in approval “has to do with the recovery of the agenda essentially by the Government, it began to recover it a little before the pension reform and then with the pension reform it already took over and took over the entire field of the spokespersons”, commented the director of Studies of Tú Influyes, Axel Callisa The counter.
Callís also highlighted the conclave of the ruling party (oriented to “order ranks” among the parliamentarians who adhere to the Government) and the trip of President Boric to the Araucanía Region. “We have spent two or three weeks where the Government has shown that it can manage or take over the agenda,” said the director of Tú Influyes.
He also relieved the change of cabinet. “We are seeing its fruits,” he said. “There is now clearly a political committee and cabinet design that is working much better, yet there are still too many ministers who are little known and have no agenda,” she added.
The study is quantitative, not probabilistic, through a closed, self-administered and online survey. The information was collected between Friday, November 11, and Monday, November 14.
Regarding the sample size, Tú Influyes registered a total of 1,538 successful interviews.
pension reform
To the question “what is the most important thing for you regarding the pension reform?”, 30% responded “that your funds are non-expropriable and inheritable” and 27% “that they be part of a solidarity fund that allows decent pensions for all”.
Meanwhile, 17% indicated “that you can choose who manages your funds (private or public entities)”, 16% “that the funds where they are increase my monthly pension” and 10% “that the funds have profitability independent of who administers it”.
