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International / The unstoppable popularity of Cristina Fernandez / Mar 27


ARGENTINA Buenos Aires

Updated Sunday 27/03/2011 17:47 hours do not have to Cristina Fernández announce whether or not nominated for a second term in the Casa Rosada. Surveys have already done for her. With a 64% approval its management and a bewildering If we analyze the curve of her popularity over time there are three deep abyss. The first, in July 2008 when the conflict with farmers was in full swing. The second, after the defeat of the ruling party in parliamentary elections in June 2009 and the last in September of that year, when he tried to promote Media Act, to weaken the opposition press. The common denominator of all three events has a name: Nestor Kirchner. Each time the 'first man' of the republic took part in the affairs of his wife, the war against the farmers, the electoral strategy and the media law were his work, the president paid the bill. Consequently, there is no wonder that Craig began to take off in the polls, the same October 27, 2010 when her husband died.

advantage over their adversaries, it is difficult for the president decides otherwise to go ahead with the political project of her late husband. In fact, Cristina and self-sufficient and need not invoke the memory of Nestor Kirchner to build his candidacy. A study by consultancy Ipsos Mora y Araujo, shows that Cristina is very close to attaining the level of popularity it had at the beginning of its mandate. In December 2007, the former senator had 67% approval rating, a percentage that is attributable to
'grace period' give citizens who are newly installed in power.

So now we come to 65% of those surveyed by Ipsos Mora y Araujo, have an image "very good" or "fairly good" by the head
the Government. And only 30% of respondents to the survey has a similar image of the mayor of Buenos Aires, Mauricio Macri, the rival would outweigh Cristina in the presidential elections of October 2011. Ricardo Alfonsin, one of the most important pre-candidate of the opposition Radical Civic Union (UCR) has a 27% positive and the good image of Eduardo Duhalde, is only 18%. Besides Nestor Kirchner and not interfere in their decisions, Cristina Fernandez
soar thanks to good economic performance, where consumer credit largely concealed, increasing inflation. But beyond these factors is the confusion and divisions that prevail in the opposition box. In the words of Luis Costa, director of Social Studies, Ipsos-Mora y Araujo "the scene for the opposition is almost tragic. These are voices in the wilderness and more than shouting and gesticulating, no one seems to see them."