While Chavez maintained some level of
popularity — a 2009 survey put his approval at 54% to 45% disapproval, and a
survey soon after his death in 2013 found 55% of respondents wanting his
policies to continue — Maduro has seen his popularity steadily decline. A
spring 2015 survey found the current Venezuelan president with a 68%-29%
approval-disapproval rating, and more recently he has seen his popularity fall
below 20%. Now support for Maduro's Socialist Party appears to be feeling the
same decline. A recent survey of political leanings by Venezuelan pollster
Datanálisis found that the PSUV is no longer the dominant political force in
the country. More… 
Monday, January 16, 2017
'Skin in the game': Venezuela's Socialist Party is losing its influence but tightening its grip on power
While Chavez maintained some level of
popularity — a 2009 survey put his approval at 54% to 45% disapproval, and a
survey soon after his death in 2013 found 55% of respondents wanting his
policies to continue — Maduro has seen his popularity steadily decline. A
spring 2015 survey found the current Venezuelan president with a 68%-29%
approval-disapproval rating, and more recently he has seen his popularity fall
below 20%. Now support for Maduro's Socialist Party appears to be feeling the
same decline. A recent survey of political leanings by Venezuelan pollster
Datanálisis found that the PSUV is no longer the dominant political force in
the country. More… 
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