Colombia’s president, Juan Manuel Santos, can count on the approval of 44% of Colombians, according to pollster CNC that generally releases the most optimistic ratings compared to competitors.
The urban approval rating of Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has hit an almost all-time low with no more than 29% of Colombians approving of their head of state, Gallup…
Colombia’s president, Juan Manuel Santos, has suffered abysmal approval ratings ever since he came into office in 2010. According to a recent poll, this is mainly because Colombians feel he fails to…
Colombians are increasingly optimistic about the outcome of ongoing peace talks with the country’s largest rebel group, the FARC, according to the latest Gallup poll.
Forty-seven percent of urban Colombians are optimistic about the outcome of ongoing peace talks between the government and rebel group FARC. This was only 39% in December.
President Juan Manuel Santos can count on the approval of 56% of Colombia’s citizens, while 42% disapproves of his policies, according to pollster CNC. Other recent polls have claimed almost opposite numbers.
The results of the last national survey show that the levels of confidence in state institutions among Colombian citizens is at an all-time low, according to a recent poll.
The approval ratings of former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, now a senator for Democratic Center, have dropped significantly since he left office in August 2010.
In spite of dozens of scandals including one that involved the killing of thousands of civilians, former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe has always maintained a high approval rating in his country.…