Mitofsky shows the Mexican leader with the approval of 65 percent of those polled, a slight decline from last month. This month's summary also includes a comparative table with his three predecessors; at this point in their respective presidencies, Carlos Salinas enjoyed 77 percent approval, Ernesto Zedillo 49 percent, and Vicente Fox 63 percent.
Predictably, the economy weighs heavily on those polled: two thirds of those polled said that the economy was the principal problem in the country, the highest such finding of the Calderón presidency, against only 29.4 percent who said it was insecurity. Given the options of the economy being strong, passing through a rough patch, and being in crisis, more than half chose the latter option, with only 10 percent saying it was strong.
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