translated from Spanish: Citizen Pulse: 3.2% want experienced politicians like Constituents

Activa Research published its Citizen Pulse survey, which revealed that within a week of the plebiscite, 51.5% of the population feels “Hope” with the new constituent process that begins. In addition, 38.8% feel “optimism”, 21.2% feel “Illusion” and 20.3% feel “reflective” and 20% feel “insecure.” In relation to the preferred profiles to be chosen as Constituents, 50.9% prefer “independent professionals without political militancy”. Also, 38.5%, to “ordinary people like me”; 36.3%, to “expert constitutionalist lawyers”; and 33%, to “academics from universities and schools.” Meanwhile, only 3.2% of those consulted said they preferred “experienced politicians” and 0.7% to “political party militants.” Draft seats reserved for indigenous peoples in the Constitutional ConventionA 69.3% agree/according to the bill for quotas reserved for indigenous peoples in the process of the new constitution. On the second withdrawal project of 10% of AFPs, 85.7% of the people consulted agree very much or agree with this initiative, while 7.1% very disagree or disagree.

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