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Weekly Report - 12 October 2017 (WR-17-40)
PERU: Kuczynski over latest hump, but bumpy road ahead
President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski’s approval rating rose by nine percentage points to 31% in October, having fallen to a low of 22% in September, according to a new Datum survey for the local business daily Gestión published on 11 October. The low opinion of politicians is not confined to Peru; in a new report by Transparency International, 47% of Latin American and Caribbean citizens said they believed that all elected representatives were corrupt, with 43% saying the same of presidents.
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