A new poll puts Uruguay president Yamandu Orsi at twenty percent approval, a sharp fall driven by an ethics row and a slowing economy. Why it matters.
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—The number. A Cifra poll published June 24 put President Yamandú Orsi’s approval at twenty percent and his disapproval at sixty-five percent.
Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi's administration recorded a significant deterioration in public approval as the government…
The administration of Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi has reached its lowest approval level since he took office as head of…
Uruguay's President Yamandú Orsi fell to 12th among the 18 leaders in the June ranking of best-rated Latin American presidents…
The main opposition forces of Uruguay coincided on Sunday in questioning the public response of President Yamandú Orsi to the…
The main opposition forces of Uruguay coincided on Sunday in questioning the public response of President Yamandú Orsi to the…
Uruguay has spent two decades building a reputation that few countries in the region can match.
