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Sheinbaum’s approval rating remains unshaken at 68%

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Sheinbaum’s approval rating remains unshaken at 68%
Sheinbaum’s approval rating remains unshaken at 68%
Based on her current average, Sheinbaum is set to have the highest approval rating of the last six Mexican presidents. Negative opinions among respondents about public safety are on the rise, however.
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