September 13, 2004: Headlines: COS - Peru: Centre for Public Opinion and Democracy: Toledo Bouncing Back In Peru
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September 13, 2004: Headlines: COS - Peru: Centre for Public Opinion and Democracy: Toledo Bouncing Back In Peru
Toledo Bouncing Back In Peru
Toledo Bouncing Back In Peru
Toledo Bouncing Back In Peru
(CPOD) Sept. 13, 2004 – Public support for Alejandro Toledo has increased in Peru, according to a poll by Datum Internacional. 15 per cent of respondents in Lima and El Callao approve of the president’s performance, an eight per cent increase since June.
Toledo was elected in a run-off on Jun. 3, 2001. In July, a report in Peruvian newsmagazine Caretas alleged that Toledo received $5 million U.S. after the takeover of beer company Bavaria in 2002. The president invited regulators and auditors to probe his "personal and conjugal" bank accounts "in the name of transparency."
On Aug. 7, Toledo inaugurated the Camisea gas plant in Peru’s southern coast, a project expected to generate $300 million U.S. a year in exports of butane and propane.
Source: Datum Internacional
Methodology: Interviews to 410 Peruvian adults in Lima and El Callao, conducted from Sept. 4 to Sept. 6, 2004. Margin of error is 5 per cent.
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