Cadem: 40% Considers Argentina an Enemy of Chile and 71% Believes It Has Pretensions over the Strait of Magellan
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47% of respondents believe that Kast has handled “bad or very bad” the controversy unleashed after the statements of the Argentine authorities on the southern territory
On Sunday, September 6, Cadem published his poll Plaza Pública in which he highlighted the management of the government of President José Antonio Kast over the sovereignty of the Strait of Magellan. Faced with the question: “How does he evaluate the way in which President José Antonio Kast has handled this controversy with Argentina over the Strait of ... Continue reading “Cadem: 47% believes that President Kast mishandled the controversy for so…
The poll measured the perception of the bilateral relationship after the recent differences due to the southern extreme. 47% evaluated negatively the handling of President José Antonio Kast in the face of the controversy.
Between diplomatic tension and management criticism, the Cadem survey reveals division over Kast's role, economy, and fear of threats to authorities.
40% consider Argentina an enemy and 71% believe that it does not respect Chilean sovereignty in the Strait of Magellan, according to Cadem.
The latest public opinion poll measured the diplomatic impact following the bilateral controversy in the southern zone, President Kast's assessment, the threats to the mayor of San Bernardo and the debate on the use of mobile phones and social networks in minors.
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- 67% of the sources lean Right
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