"43% of Venezuelans rely on the opposition"
Saturday, July 3, 2010


Luis Christian, president 21El Consultants Consultores 21, Luis Christian, points out that in its most recent opinion poll is revealed that "we are in a scenario in which one becomes quite clear deterioration process in virtually all performance indicators and in the image of President Hugo Chavez. "ensures that the reality of life today is totally different from the beginning of the administration. Indicates that has seen a reduction in the values of" a myriad "of indicators the personal situation of citizens and the country, and is accentuated in the popularity of President Hugo Chávez.

"This indicator of the level of appreciation that is currently 37% and the lowest value of the last 11 years and the entire governance of the President," he says.

Stresses that the capacity of Venezuelans to declare confidence in the opposition than for the first time, confidence in the Venezuelan president. "Today 43% of Venezuelans say they rely on the opposition, 35% say they trust President Chavez and 22% say they do not trust anyone," historical data "had never happened."

He stressed that three years ago half the country saying that "the country that Chavez wants to look like the one I want, but now the Venezuelans say the opposite and have reached 63%" meaning it has gone from a stage of equilibrium one in favor of those who say they want a different country than the president wants national.

He says that if parliamentary elections were held today, what the numbers suggest is that "the vote of the opposition should win the popular vote."

Explain that the results are the product of field work was conducted between late May and early June, national, covering approximately 80% more urban of the country and that includes all social strata.

All those political initiatives that are linked to the government, for example, communications, tend to have similar levels of rejection which has the President. "The level of polarization has reached such a level that the Government has been losing its ability to generate credibility and confidence," he warns.