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Gustavo Petro continues to have a high percentage of negative image, according to the Invamer firm – AP credit<\/figcaption><\/div>\n

Invamer Survey Reveals Unfavorable Image for Gustavo Petro<\/h2>\n

The recent survey by the Invamer firm, released on November 30, 2025, presents a challenging scenario for President Gustavo Petro. With just 250 days remaining in his term, which concludes on August 7, 2026, the survey indicates a significant degree of discontent among the populace regarding his administration.<\/p>\n

Survey Insights<\/h3>\n

According to the findings, 56.7% of the respondents viewed Petro unfavorably<\/strong>, while only 37.7% expressed support for his aspirations<\/strong>. This translates to nearly six out of ten voters unhappy with the current government. While there is a slight improvement from an earlier survey in August that showed 58% negative perceptions, the overall sentiment remains largely unfavorable.<\/p>\n

Comparative Context with Iv\u00e1n Duque<\/h3>\n

It’s important to note that while President Duque faced a 70% disapproval rating with a mere 25% support during the same timeframe in 2021, this current survey still raises concerns for Petro. Despite minor fluctuations, the data suggests that there remains more opposition to his directives than support, countering Petro’s belief in the potential for re-election.<\/p>\n

Public Reaction and Responses<\/h3>\n

In light of these findings, President Petro reacted noticeably, questioning the legality of the survey’s publication. His comments seemed to suggest confusion regarding the compliance of the survey results with the regulations outlined in Law 2494 of 2025, which governs such data.<\/p>\n

Survey Methodology and Coverage<\/h3>\n

The Invamer survey was conducted with a robust methodology. 3,800 surveys were administered across 148 municipalities<\/strong>, including both major cities and smaller towns. The sampling strategy was designed to ensure representation, following the stipulations of Law 2494. The survey results come with a 1.81% margin of error and a 95.0% confidence level<\/strong>, emphasizing their reliability.<\/p>\n

Regional Breakdown of Responses<\/h3>\n

The survey saw varied participation across regions, with the following distribution:<\/p>\n