translated from Spanish: Governance spokeswoman by CEP poll: “Today all institutions are tremendously misevaluated”

From the Magellan Region, the government’s spokeswoman minister, Karla Rubilar, analyzed the results of the CEP survey that placed the approval of President Sebastián Piñera at 6%. The secretary of state assured that they received the figures with “humility”, ensuring that “it is a hard blow, it must be acknowledged, but it is also true that it finally poses a giant challenge that we have to try to live up to,” he replied. In addition, he insisted that “today all institutions are tremendously poorly assessed, our Government, Parliament, probably if they measured each and every institution, we would see the tremendous crisis of trust that exists.” In addition, he reiterated that “today is the time of unity, let us look closely at the outcome of the CEP. We are all mis-evaluated, we all generate mistrust, no one has gained in this process.” On the other hand, he criticized the Communist Party, from where militants would call for the early departure of President Piñera. “Unfortunately, since I have become a spokeswoman, I have only seen communist Party phrases intended to destabilize this government, I would ask for the resignation from day one of the social outburst to the President, they have gone from constitutional indictment in constitutional indictment, of questioning in question, and I really think they didn’t seem to have seen their own approval numbers,” he argued.

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