Photo composition with Henry Ramos Allup (left), Juan Guaido (center) and Julio Borges (right), also, the coat of arms and the flags of Venezuela in the background. Photo composition: Orinoco Tribune.
Caracas, November 16, 2022 (OrinocoTribune.com)—This Tuesday, November 15, Hinterlaces, the Venezuelan pollster firm, published its ranking with the most unpopular opposition leaders in Venezuela. Former deputy Juan Guaido leads the ranking shared by Hinterlaces on its Twitter account. Not to mention Guaido’s forthcoming expiration of the imaginary “interim president” of Venezuela “title.”
According to the ranking of the most unpopular opposition leaders, Juan GuaidĂł has the most “unfavorable” position with 83%. Only 11% see him in a “positive” way and another 6% said they “didn’t know or didn’t answer.”
The poll, conducted in October 2022, having a 3% margin of error, was the result of 1,200 interviews conducted all over Venezuela on a stratified sample.
Ranking de los dirigentes polĂticos más impopulares #MonitorPais Hinterlaces (Octubre 2022) pic.twitter.com/KNq96v5sOB
— Hinterlaces (@Hinterlaces) November 15, 2022
Second place went to Julio Borges, with 81% of those consulted labeling him in “unfavorable” terms, 10% “positive” and 9% “didn’t know or didn’t answer.” Closely following in the top 5 ranking, albeit in third, is Democratic Action politician, Henry Ramos Allup. Who was voted “unfavorably” by 80% of those surveyed, compared to 10% who see him “positively.”
In fourth place is the fugitive from Venezuelan justice, Leopoldo LĂłpez. Who is currently living the “sweet life” in Spain under the protection of the Spanish government. 79% of those consulted see him in “negative” terms and only 15% “positively.” Henrique Capriles places 5th, with 77% seeing him in “unfavorable” terms and 17% in “positive” terms.
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Coming in last place is the current governor of Zulia state, Manuel Rosales, from Un Nuevo Tiempo, whom 64% of those surveyed see “unfavorably” and 24% in “positive” terms.
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