38% of Bolivians Support Chavez’s Intervention
A recent survey by Apoyo, Opinión y Mercado states that 51% of Bolivians consider that Chavez “intervenes” on national affaires. 48% rejects Chavez’s intervention whereas 38% supports it.
I would think that 38% is an unusually large figure for any foreign politician meddling in national affairs anywhere in the world.
posted by Camilo Pino @ 7/06/2006
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Do you have comparable data from other countries?
Not really but still 38% is more than a third. Look at it from this perspective, whoever wins in Mexico will make it with less than 38%, so it is a number high enough to get you into a national presidency.
And almost half of Bolivians do not like his intervention....I think that is fairly significant.
-Mike
It is indeed the most logical way of reading it. Most Bolivians unwelcome Chavez. However it susprises me that he can be also be welcomed by a large portion of the population. I think Erasmo defined it well, it is Bolivia's leadership crises.
I agree with you, Camilo
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