A recent poll by Agenda Criteria reveals a significant drop in approval for the government of President José Antonio Kast of Chile. Just seven months after assuming office with strong support, 64 percent of Chileans now disapprove of his administration's performance. The survey indicates widespread dissatisfaction, with 82 percent of respondents stating the government has fallen short of expectations. This represents a considerable shift in public sentiment towards the current administration in Chile. The poll suggests a potential loss of confidence in Kast’s leadership early in his term. These findings could present challenges for the government as it moves forward with its agenda, requiring a reassessment of strategies to regain public trust within Chile.