Fujimori Approval Plunges to 28% From 43% in 1 Month

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Rising concerns over criminal activity and economic instability in Peru have severely eroded the administration's public standing. President Keiko Fujimori saw her approval rating fall to 28% from 43% in 30 days, according to recent polling that reflects a growing dissatisfaction among citizens with law and order.

Such fluctuations are common in Peruvian politics, where executive popularity often experiences steep declines. Previous heads of state in the country have seen their public approval ratings bottom out at levels as low as 3%.

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Fujimori Approval Plunges to 28% From 43% in 1 Month

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