The latest poll by Criteria indicates that President José Antonio Kast's approval rating has dropped to 33%, down two points from the previous week, while his disapproval rate has risen three points to 55%. The survey, which includes 4,042 cases over five weeks in August, also reveals that 66% of those who voted for Kast in the second round support him, compared to 2% of those who supported Jeannette Jara. On security reforms, 42% believe the government lacks a clear plan, while 19% think it has one. Regarding a proposed new constitutional state of exception, 49% disagree, and 40% agree. International figures show Donald Trump as the most recognized leader in the continent at 82%, followed by Nayib Bukele at 76% and Javier Milei at 70%.
Bias read (Progressive): The article presents data showing significant disapproval of President Kast (55%) and highlights support for security reforms among left-leaning groups. It contrasts the views of different political affiliations, emphasizing that 87% of left identifiers see improvisation in government plans, while 7






