The economist and president of the Datanálisis polling company, Luis Vicente León, became a trend on the social network Twitter by revealing the results of the Omnibus Datanálisis study, leaving the opinion matrices that the extremist opposition intends to impose on social networks badly.
“There is an abysmal difference between the opinion matrices that are being generated in social networks (bots included) and the real public opinion matrix. It is not an exclusive phenomenon of Vzla, but I am going to use this example with concrete numbers of the Omnibus Datanálisis de Agosto. ", He wrote.
In a series of trills - and with the study data - he uncovers the fallacies that flood social networks.
Percentage of support for the dialogue and negotiation table between the government and the opposition
The study reveals that only 19% of the population reject the dialogue between the government and the opposition, while 50% agree or strongly agree.
Almost 70% of those surveyed believe that the opposition should participate in the 21N elections
Contrary to what is usually read on social networks, a large sector of the population believes that the opposition should participate in the upcoming elections.
Index of rejection of sanctions
More than 75% of the analyzed sample reject the sanctions and consider that they affect their life without generating relevant political changes.
Likewise, those who believe that the actions taken by the extremist opposition will lead to the overthrow of the Bolivarian government barely exceed 25%.
Divorce between opposition leaders and the population
León says that the “embellished but false” speeches have caused a divorce between opposition leaders and the population, as shown by the 81,8% of those surveyed who believe that the leadership should be renewed.
Finally, the president of Datanálisis pointed out that the recent attacks on the private sector for promoting a political negotiation to guarantee private activity, production and national employment try to generate a wrong idea, since in August, the business sector raised its support by 10 points to exceed 50% positive.
