The approval rate of Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski is at 19%, the lowest since he took office, falling by three percentage points compared to December, according to a GfK survey released by the La Rep?blica newspaper.
The fallin Kuczynski’s approval comes after the controversial pardon to former President Alberto Fujimori, which divided the country. While 50% of the respondents said that they agree with this benefit to the former dictator, 49% were against, according to the figures of the survey.
A resounding majority perceives that this pardon was the result of a negotiation between Kuczynski and Kenji Fujimori (78%) to get rid of his political dismissal.
Meanwhile, around half of the respondents believe that the health of the former dictator, although it may have been fragile, did not justify a humanitarian pardon (51%). Only two out of five (42%) believe that if he were not sick, Fujimori should be released from prison anyway.
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