peter castle it has a disapproval of 75% at the national level, while in Lima it exceeds 80%. In the north of the country, the negative margins against the president rose from 79% to 85%, with approval falling from 15% to 12%, according to information reported by Datum.
In addition to this, in sectors A and B, the percentages of dissatisfaction with the management of Castle they rose from 89% to 91%, while in segment C it remained at 80%, with support falling from 16% to 14%.
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The age ranges that showed a higher level of disapproval against the head of state are Peruvians between 55 and 70 years old, with negative figures rising from 70% to 74%. On the other hand, citizens between 45 and 54 years old also showed an increase in rejection of management from 69% to 71%.
What would be the solution to the political crisis?
One of the questions asked in the survey was the following: “What is the way forward to overcome the political crisis?” 30% declared that it will be achieved with the resignation of Castillowith great support in segment A and B, with 37%.
Pedro Castillo’s popularity fell in the last poll. Photo: Antonio Melgarejo
Besides, the number of people who wanted Pedro Castillo to finish his term in the Government Palace until 2016 has dropped from 26% to 16%, compared to the amounts reported last month in Lima. On the other hand, in the north it fell from 38% to 25% and in the south from 50% to 40%.
On the issue of a new Constitution, the greatest support for the measure is in segment E with 31% and in segment D with 28%. While 43% of segments A and B consider that partial changes should be made. Posture that is supported by 37% of segment C.
30% of Peruvians believe that the political crisis would end if Pedro Castillo resigns. Photo: diffusion
What should be the priorities in the Government?
53% of segments A and B think that economic reactivation and employment is the highest priority that the Government should have. Opinion that is supported by segment C with 45%. These figures are repeated at 45% in Lima and 43% in southern Peru.
In addition to this, 42% of segments A and B place the fight against crime as another priority. Position supported by 42% in Lima and 36% in the east of the national territory.
Segments E and D show greater support for the Executive’s project to create a new Constitution. Photo: Presidency
RRegarding the issue of a constituent assembly, only 9% postulate it as a priority. In Lima and Callao, it has a support of barely 6%, while in the center and south of the country with 12 and 20%, respectively.
