The conventional, Daniel Stingo (Ind-AD), referred to the recent increase that the Rejection option for the exit plebiscite has experienced in the latest polls. He accuses business media of establishing this option to discredit the work of the constituent body.
“There are business media, among which are several of you -i’m sorry, I have to say-, several businessmen own the channels that are here (in the Convention) and the newspapers, etc., that they are not interested in winning the Approval because this new Constitution is going to take away prerogatives, rights and will distribute them in the people”, the lawyer said.
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Given this, he added that there are people who “are trying to establish rejection” without even looking at the work of the Constitutional Convention. “If you look at the articulated ones, people haven’t seen them, but the articulated one is very good,” he said.
It should be remembered that the results of the polls carried out by Plaza Pública Cadem, Pulso Ciudadano and Feedback were published, which for the first time leave the Rejection option in the first option with respect to the Exit Plebiscite for a new Constitution.
Another look
Meanwhile, the conventional, Pedro Muñoz (Socialist Collective), regretted the results stating that “there is no worse blind than the one who does not want to see, the Convention is going through a difficult time.”
We are in a key week, we have to make decisions. We make a turn or we are risking a lot. That is a responsibility of everyone within the Convention, but it also goes through a capacity for leadership and decision of the board of directors, “Muñoz alarmed.
Results
The polls of Plaza Pública Cadem corresponding to the month of March, reported that the Rejection reaches 46% -up 10 points- while the Approve marked 40%, down six points.
#PlazaPública #ConvenciónConstitucional Rejection in the exit plebiscite rises 10 points to 46% and surpasses for the first time the Approve (40% -6pts) pic.twitter.com/epc1iSTUGp
— Cadem_cl (@Cadem_cl) April 4, 2022
Pulso Ciudadano reported that 35.8% of respondents would vote for the Rejection, while 32% would go for the Approve.
While Feedback announced that 44% support rejecting the new Constitution and 41% would approve it.
