Delcy Rodriguezpresident in charge of Venezuela, was in penultimate place in the approval ranking of Latin American leaders corresponding to September. According to a CB Global Data surveythe official obtained 28.8% positive image and 64.3% rejection.
The survey indicates that Rodríguez’s management has been marked by double June 24 earthquakein addition to the agreements with the United States and other companies in the energy sector, reviewed EFE.
At the top of the classification appears the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaumwith 69% favorable evaluation and 28.3% negative. They are followed by the Salvadoran Nayib Bukelewith 66.2%, and the Colombian Abelardo de la Espriellawith 53.6%.
Sheinbaum increased his approval by 2.5 percentage points compared to August, when it registered 66.5%. Since assuming the Presidency in October 2024, he has faced pressure from the United States related to tariffs and the fight against drug trafficking.
Bukele, who had reached 68.7% in August, lost 2.5 points in the new measurement. Even so, he retains one of the highest support rates in the region and has led the latest regional polls.
Abelardo de la Espriella occupies third place with 53.6% approval and 41.6% negative perception. The president took office on August 7 and three days later he faced the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that shook Colombia.
The fourth position corresponds to Keiko Fujimoripresident of Peru, with 52.4% positive image and 45.1% negative. Its valuation fell 2.6 points compared to the 55% registered in August. Fujimori assumed the Presidency on July 28.
Luis Abinader He ranks fifth with 50.8% support and 43.8% disapproval. The Dominican president recorded the greatest improvement in the measurement, improving 2.7 percentage points, from the 48.1% obtained in August.
Laura Fernandezfrom Costa Rica, appears sixth with 49.7% approval and 45% rejection. Its result practically did not change compared to August.
The Brazilian Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva It occupies seventh place, with 48.5% approval and 49.2% negative perception. His support decreased 3.4 points compared to 51.9% in August.
Daniel Noboa, from Ecuadorappears eighth with 47.4% positive image and 47% negative. They follow him Santiago Peña, from Paraguaywith 45.5% approval and 51.2% rejection; and Nasry Asfura, from Honduraswith 43.2% and 54.2%, respectively.
José Antonio Kast, president of Chileoccupies eleventh place with 42.9% approval and 52.5% negative perception. Its valuation fell 4.8 percentage points.
Rodrigo Paz, from Boliviacame twelfth with 41.6% positive image and 53.6% negative. His support suffered the biggest drop in the measurement: 8.9 points.
The Uruguayan Yamandu Orsi It is placed thirteenth with 37.7% approval and 59.1% rejection. Javier Mileipresident of Argentina, occupies fourteenth place, with 35.5% favorability and 60.6% rejection.
Daniel Ortegaco-president of Nicaragua, registers 33.9% approval and 63.9% rejection, while José Raúl Mulinopresident of Panama, reaches 32.1% positive and 63.4% negative ratings.
Below both appears Delcy Rodríguez and is only above Bernardo Arévalo, president of Guatemala, in the regional classification.
CB Global Data carried out the measurement between September 7 and 11, 2026, with citizens over 18 years of age from 18 Latin American countries. The sample ranged between 3,225 and 4,271 people per country.
