Approval of President Alan Garcia fell one more digit and stood at 23 points, the lowest in 27 months in office, said today the Institute of Public Opinion PUCP. The survey was conducted in Lima sparked five days after the tanker scandal that erupted on Sunday October 5 and sparked the biggest political crisis so far in the second government of Alan García and the resignation of the Cabinet headed by Jorge del Castillo. Read here to see the study completo.La middle class and the poorest in the country remain the least approve of the president with only 19% and 20% respectively. On the other hand, the more fortunate class is the most approve of the president with 35%. While presidential approval is the lowest so far for its management, are under 29 years who accept more than the president compared to those older than 45 years who disapprove with a worrying 16%. The president's lowest approval was granted for 555 people in the midst of a tumultuous week in which the media reported, without exception, the scenes of the scandal with the spread of nine audios with illegally recorded telephone conversations that show incorrect maneuvers to favor the Norwegian company Discover Petroleum in a tender to explore five wells increased petroleros.El scandal because the two largest involved were close to President Alan García. Rómulo León Alegría, now a fugitive and former minister in Garcia's first administration (1985-1990) and former president's lawyer, Alberto Quimper, who served on the board of the state PeruPetro.La political crisis worsened due to international crisis the mega event to be held next November in Peru: the Summit of the Asia Pacific Economic Forum (APEC).
Source: El Comercio.
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