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Why Peru’s President is the Most Unpopular Leader in the World
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While Claudia Sheinbaum might be the most popular leader in the world, not too far south, Peru's President, Dina Boluarte, seems to be struggling significantly in the polls. In this video, we're taking a look at her numbers, how is she still in office, and what this means for Peru's politics.
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Ipsos polling:
Political crisis & how Boluarte became president:
2022-2023 anti-government protests:
Boluarte’s relationship with congress & conservatives:
Boluarte’s scandals:
PM’s resignation and reshuffle:
James Bosworth’s analysis of 2026 election risks:
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