Keiko Fujimori's approval rating plummets to 28.3% amid concerns about the economy and crime, according to Bloomberg

Keiko Fujimori’s approval rating has declined to 28.3%, marking a 14.5 percentage point drop from the 42.8% recorded in September. This shift in public opinion, captured by an AtlasIntel survey, reflects a significant downturn in support for the leader within a single month.

The decline is attributed to mounting public anxiety regarding the state of the economy and rising levels of insecurity. These factors have emerged as the primary drivers behind the rapid erosion of her approval figures, highlighting a period of heightened domestic concern.