Borges: "70% of Venezuelans reject takings"
Articles - Economics
Monday 25 October 2010
The national coordinator of Justice and Deputy First elected to the National Assembly Julio Borges presented the latest study urban - rural polling Consultants September 21, in the opinion of the Venezuelans on the issue of private property and the wave of expropriations carried out by the government. "From Primero Justicia have insisted on the negative that is the President's selfish obsession to own everything and control everything, and as it goes against one of the main aspirations of the Venezuelan people is the possibility of owning his effort, his own work, own their future and manage to have something to leave to their children, "he said.

"So today we bring information from a recent survey conducted by the firm Consultores 21, which shows how the Marxist path taken by the President, where the government ends up owning everything in the Village owns anything is contrary to The view of the immense majority of Venezuelans who reject this project which aims to end the private initiative, "he said.

"The survey shows that 64% of Venezuelans believe that disrespect for private property by the Government is worse than a year ago and 68% believe that private property in Venezuela is threatened."

Borges said that "67% of the country is very clear that the President what he really wants is to destroy private property and a resounding 70% are against senseless expropriations carried out by the President in recent years."