Sheinbaum's stance on US-Mexico relations earns widespread approval

Sheinbaum's stance on US-Mexico relations earns widespread approval

Just over seven months into her six-year presidency, President Claudia Sheinbaum remains a very popular leader, according to the results of two polls conducted in April. The latest El Financiero poll detected an 81% approval rating for Mexico’s first female president, while a much larger survey conducted by the Mitofsky polling company for the newspaper El Economista found a 70.2% approval rating for Sheinbaum. The president’s approval rating ha…

President Claudia Sheinbaum obtained a level of citizen approval of 81% in April, according to the most recent national survey of El Financiero, conducted to 1,100 adults. According to the poll, 18% of the people consulted disapprove of the work the president is doing at the head of the Mexican government.

President Claudia Sheinbaum's approval remains above 80 percent, according to a survey by the newspaper El Financiero; that exercise also confirmed that her economic policy already has a 74 percent support. On Monday, the media published the results of its monthly poll to evaluate the public perception of the executive branch, in which the brownist records a positive opinion of 81 percent, a slight decrease from 83 percent recorded in March.

Survey results show Mexicans rate President Sheinbaum with 81 percent approval

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Mexico City. Eight out of every 10 Mexicans, 81%, approve of the administration of the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, seven months after the beginning of her administration, according to the monthly survey of the newspaper El Financiero. That level of approval of March is two points lower than that of March, when it reached 83%, and it departs from the highest acceptance that it reached in February, when it obtained 85%, the highest rec…