Overview
- The Argentine president registers a 48.3% positive image, edging Bolivia’s Rodrigo Paz (47.6%) and Brazil’s Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (47.1%).
- Despite leading, Milei’s negative image is 49.5%, reflecting a polarized electorate.
- Monthly moves are notable, with Peru’s José Jerí up 4.7 points and Bolivia’s Rodrigo Paz down 4.1.
- Nicolás Maduro ranks last with 24.3% positive image, with Colombia’s Gustavo Petro also near the bottom at 34.9%.
- Fieldwork ran December 9–13 across ten countries, totaling 11,921 interviews with estimated ±2–3% margins of error.