A. M. El Salvador stands out in the region for the positive perception of its economy, according to the report “Economy and Society february 2025” of the Fundación Ciudadana por un Consumo Responsable. A 26% of salvadorans rate the current economic situation as “Very Good/Good”, placing the country in the third position in the Latin American ranking.
Mexico and Uruguay lead the list with 30% and 33% approval, respectively. Brazil is in fourth place with 18%. In contrast, Bolivia occupies the last position with only 2% positive evaluation of its economy.
Other countries such as the Dominican Republic (15%), Costa Rica (17%) and Colombia (13%) reflect a moderate perception. Meanwhile, countries such as Peru (7%), Argentina (8%) and Ecuador (9%) show lower levels of economic optimism.
The report highlights the importance of factors such as macroeconomic stability, foreign investment, and government policies in the perception of citizens. El Salvador, with its position in the ranking, shows a positive trend in this aspect.
Citizens’ economic evaluation reflects their daily experiences with employment, prices, and opportunities. Although there are variations across the region, these results offer a picture of economic sentiment in Latin America in 2025.
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