2024-03-19 20:27:24
The latest Black&White survey also revealed that 53% of those surveyed believe that the war situation in the Gaza Strip does not justify the exclusion of Israeli companies from FIDAE 2024.
Less than a third of Chileans approve of the work of President Gabriel Boric, while almost 80% agree with the request of the mayor of Maipú, Tomás Vodanovicto incorporate the Armed Forces in security tasks, as revealed by the latest Black&White survey.
At the same time, the survey showed that although the majority (85%) are aware of the Government’s decision to marginalize Israel from the International Air and Space Fair (FIDAE), only 47% agreed with the measure.
Regarding the work of President Boric, Only 32% said they approved of the way the Government is running.
Support for Vodanovic’s petition
According to the survey, For 74% of people, the main problem facing the country is insecurity/crime/drug trafficking.
In that sense, 79% agree or strongly agree with the request of the mayor of Maipú, Tomás Vodanovic, to have presence of military forces in their commune to confront the security crisis.
At the same time, 71% of those consulted consider that the measure of having military forces It should be applied in more communities and cities in the country.
Israel y la FIDAE
In another area, the Black&White survey showed that 53% of those surveyed estimated that The war situation in the Gaza Strip does not justify the exclusion of Israeli companies from FIDAE 2024.
The survey even showed that 54% believe that what is happening in Gaza should not affect Chile’s commercial relations with Israeli companies. Even greater is the percentage (69%) of those who consider that Chile’s strategic relationship with Israel should be taken care of.
In fact, almost two-thirds (62%) of those surveyed disagrees with the idea of breaking relations with Israel. In that line, 56% believe that President Boric has had an excessively anti-Israel stance.
Furthermore, 71% estimate that The government’s actions are incoherent in relation to the defense of human rightsby taking measures against Israel but not against countries like Venezuela or Cuba.