Bergara's Management of Montevideo's Intendancy Disapproved by 46% of Residents, Factum Survey Shows

A recent Factum survey indicates that 46% of Montevideo residents disapprove of the current management of the Intendancy by Mayor Álvaro Bergara. Conversely, only 23% of those surveyed expressed approval for his administration. The data reveals a notable generational divide in public opinion. Older residents, aged 62 and above, show higher rates of approval for Bergara's performance. In contrast, younger demographics exhibit a stronger tendency towards disapproval. These findings suggest differing perspectives on the mayor's policies and effectiveness across age groups. The survey highlights a challenging public perception for the current leadership of Montevideo's municipal government.

This survey data reveals significant public dissatisfaction with the current leadership of Montevideo's Intendancy, indicating potential challenges for the administration.