Venezuelans of all political stripes want
to abandon the country in record numbers, as the socialist nation continues its
downward economic and political spiral, according to a poll released Friday. A
survey by Caracas-based Datincorp found that 57 percent of all Venezuelans said
they want to leave the country, up from 49 percent in May 2015. Broken down by
political affiliation, the poll found that 24 percent of all government
supporters and 71 percent of those who consider themselves the opposition want
to emigrate. “People don’t want to leave for political reasons. It’s not that they
hate the left or socialism,” said Datincorp President Jesús Seguías. “It’s
because quality of life has tanked.” More…Monday, September 12, 2016
Almost 60 percent of Venezuelans say they want out
Venezuelans of all political stripes want
to abandon the country in record numbers, as the socialist nation continues its
downward economic and political spiral, according to a poll released Friday. A
survey by Caracas-based Datincorp found that 57 percent of all Venezuelans said
they want to leave the country, up from 49 percent in May 2015. Broken down by
political affiliation, the poll found that 24 percent of all government
supporters and 71 percent of those who consider themselves the opposition want
to emigrate. “People don’t want to leave for political reasons. It’s not that they
hate the left or socialism,” said Datincorp President Jesús Seguías. “It’s
because quality of life has tanked.” More…
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