Venezuelan President NicolĂĄs Maduro flies the national flag, accompanied by supporters. File photo.
A recent survey by the polling firm Hinterlaces projected that President NicolĂĄs Maduro will win the presidential elections in 2024. According to the poll, 51% of Venezuelans stated that Maduro will win the next elections.
The survey asked: “Who do you think would win the next presidential elections if they were held today?” In response to this question, 51% of those polled said that it would be the current president of Venezuela.
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Around 24% responded that the winner would be the disqualified opposition leader, MarĂa Corina Machado; 3% chose Henrique Capriles, another disqualified candidate; 2% said that businessman BenjamĂn Rausseo will be the winner; and 2% selected other candidates. About 18% stated that they did not know or preferred not to answer.
Âż QuiĂŠn cree usted que ganarĂa las elecciones presidenciales si se realizarĂĄn hoy ? #MonitorPais Hinterlaces (Septiembre 2023) pic.twitter.com/kLxw0p13hE
— Hinterlaces (@Hinterlaces) October 5, 2023
Conduscted in 2023, the Hinterlaces survey employed a stratified sampling method that encompassed multiple demographic factors such as gender, age, geographical location, and socio-economic status. The survey reported a margin of error of 3%.
78% of Venezuelans say GuaidĂł should be in prison
In another Hinterlaces survey, 78% of respondents stated that coup-plotter former deputy Juan GuaidĂł should be in prison for corruption.
While 78% stated that GuaidĂł should be in prison, 16% said no, and 6% stated that they “do not know.”
Âż Juan GuaidĂł deberĂa estar preso por corrupto ? #MonitorPais Hinterlaces (Junio 2023) pic.twitter.com/KuKjk22FjR
— Hinterlaces (@Hinterlaces) June 23, 2023
This survey was carried out in June, consulting 1,200 people throughout Venezuela.
It was published on Thursday, October 5, after the attorney general of Venezuela, Tarek William Saab, announced that an arrest warrant had been issued against GuaidĂł.
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Saab further announced that his office had requested an Interpol red alert in order to aprehend GuaidĂł, the former deputy fled Venezuela to the United States few months ago.
The announcement came after a court in Delaware, United States, revealed that the so-called interim government of Juan GuaidĂł used funds from CITGO, the US subsidiary of Venezuelan national oil company PetrĂłleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), to pay for legal expenses.
(RedRadioVE) by Ana PerdigĂłn
Translation: Orinoco Tribune
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