RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Sixty-one percent of Peruvians believe that president Pedro Castillo lacks leadership, while 72% of the population considers that the country is "disunited," according to the latest Ipsos opinion poll.
The survey data also shows that 83% of Peruvians believe that Peru Libre's Secretary General Vladimir Cerron should step down from office, while 44% say that Cerron has too much influence in the government.
Capital Lima stands out as the area with the highest level of distrust of both Castillo and Cerron, with 73% saying that the former has no leadership capacity and 90% rejecting . . .
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