67.3% of Venezuelans approve of Chavez’s management
ABN 27/02/2008
Caracas
67.3% of Venezuelans approve of Hugo Chavez’s record as president, according to a survey conducted by the Venezuelan Institute of Statistics (Ivad) and published by the daily newspaper Panorama.
The results also show that 54.3% of Venezuelans believe the situation in the country has improved. This figure is higher than last year’s result of 41%.
Although 53.7% of Venezuelans regard food shortages as a serious problem, 53% of those surveyed indicated that they believe the situation will improve.
Meanwhile, insecurity remains the single biggest problem for 72.1% of Venezuelans, despite the fact that this concern has decreased by 9.3% from last year’s figure of 81.4%.
The missions continue to receive the highest approval ratings, with 73.1% in favour, against 15% opposed.
The survey was conducted nation wide from the 8th to the 20th of Februray 2008 and has an accuracy rating of 90%.
Source: http://www.abn.info.ve
Translation by Owen Richards: http://no-other-road.blogspot.com
1 comment:
A fraternal comment from am activist in the UK hands off Venezuela campaign. In your translation of the article where the PSUV delegates elected Comandante Chavez as PSUV President, you stated that 100,000,300 people will participate in the vote for the temporary national directorate of the PSUV. As the population of Venezuela is 27 million and the PSUV membership is 5,7 million, how can more than 100 million take part in the vote?
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