Chilean President Boric’s approval falls to lowest level since he took office

The approval of the management of Chilean President Gabriel Boric has plummeted below 30%, to its lowest level, according to a new poll by the Cadem company published this Sunday.

The latest polls indicate that only 27% of those surveyed approve of how Boric conducts his government, reports BioBioChile.

These figures represent a drop of six percentage points in public opinion compared to the previous week’s poll.

In addition, 65 % of the people asked have indicated that they disapprove of the Chilean leader’s management.

Thus, October becomes the worst month for the Chilean leader, who sees how in the last months, the disenchantment with his government has been increasing even more since the failed constitutional referendum.

According to the same survey, when Boric took the reins of the Chilean Presidency, he had 50% of the population’s support and only 20% disapproved of the president.

With information from Gaceta

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