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The approval of Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra fell 29% in June, 18 percentage points less than in May (47%), according to a GFK poll Sunday.
The disapproval of the president, who took office in March this year after the resignation of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, rose to 56% in June (34% March) while 15% prefer not to comment, says the # 39, a survey published by La República.
A survey of 1,216 people nationwide shows that 61% of those surveyed believe that the president has no clear plan for the country's development and only 37% think that Vizcarra generates trust.
"The decline of the president is manifested mainly in the interior, in the poorest regions such as the central and southern regions of the country," says Hernán Chaparro, director of the polling firm GFK [19659005Vizcarrahewasvice-presidentofPerubadumedthepresidencyonMarch23twodaysaftertheresignationofKuczynskionwhichhehadapetitionforthedismissaloftheCongress"duetoamoralincapacity"duetotheallegedirregularitiesinthelinksofhiscompanieswiththeBrazilianOdebrecht
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