March 7, 2007 Latin American Publics are Skeptical About US—But Not About Democracy President Bush’s effort to show Latin Americans that “you have a friend in the United States of America,” may be a hard sell during his five-nation tour of the region: A majority of Latin Americans view theContinue Reading
Latinobarómetro Poll: Latin Americans, Despite Stereotype, Are Political Moderates January 10, 2007 Bush and Chávez Are Both Given Low Ratings George Bush and Hugo Chávez have one thing in common, as far as the Latin American public is concerned. They are viewed equally negatively. Only Fidel Castro received lower marksContinue Reading
Cubans Show Little Satisfaction with Opportunities and Individual Freedom January 10, 2007 Rare Independent Survey Finds Large Majorities Are Still Proud of Island’s Health Care and Education Forty-eight years after Fidel Castro entered Havana at the head of a triumphal guerrilla army, Cubans in the island’s largest cities are stillContinue Reading
Chileans, Bolivians Top Latin America in Optimism, Barómetro Iberoamericano Finds September 27, 2006 Published 10/27/06 Chileans were the Latin Americans who felt most confident that their country was heading in the right direction in the spring of 2006, followed by Bolivians. Those most pessimistic about their countries’ future were EcuadoransContinue Reading
Presidents of Bolivia, Argentina Get Highest Approval Ratings in Latin America August 31, 2006 Presidents Evo Morales of Bolivia and Nestor Kirchner of Argentina are the most popular heads of state in Latin America, according to polls taken in the spring of 2006 and compiled by Consulta Mitofsky. Eight outContinue Reading
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