CLThe latest survey by Agenda Criteria, published on August 2, reveals that President José Antonio Kast's disapproval rate has reached 55%, while his approval rate has dropped to 34%. This marks an increase of one point in disapproval compared to July 26, with his support declining by two points. The percentage of respondents who do not know him increased slightly to 11%. Among ministers, Catalina Parot leads with the highest positive evaluation at 57%, followed by May Chomalí, Iván Poduje, and Louis de Grange. Several other ministers saw declines in their approval ratings. The survey also indicates growing negative perceptions of the Reconstruction and Economic and Social Development Law, with 38% viewing it negatively, up from previous measurements. Additionally, there is a shift in foreign policy priorities, with China surpassing the United States in perceived importance.
Bias read (Progressive): The article presents data showing declining approval of President Kast and rising disapproval, which aligns with a left-leaning perspective. It emphasizes the negative perception of the government’s policies and highlights the increasing disapproval, suggesting a critical stance toward the current执政
