Support for Venezuela’s ruling Socialist coalition slipped
below one in five this month in the build up to the Dec. 6 congressional
elections as the economy suffers the biggest recession outside Sub-Saharan
Africa. The United Socialist Party of Venezuela, or PSUV, and allies are backed
by 19.3 percent of people, according to a poll by the Venezuelan Institute of
Data Analysis, known as IVAD, between Aug. 8 and 16. The previous poll by IVAD
in June had given the alliance 21 percent support. The number of people who
said they intended to vote surged to 89 percent from 67.4 percent, with more
than nine in 10 Venezuelans saying the elections are important in stabilizing
the economy. JPMorgan Chase & Co. expects gross domestic product to contract
8 percent this year. More… Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Venezuela Socialist Alliance Sees Support Fall Below One in Five
Support for Venezuela’s ruling Socialist coalition slipped
below one in five this month in the build up to the Dec. 6 congressional
elections as the economy suffers the biggest recession outside Sub-Saharan
Africa. The United Socialist Party of Venezuela, or PSUV, and allies are backed
by 19.3 percent of people, according to a poll by the Venezuelan Institute of
Data Analysis, known as IVAD, between Aug. 8 and 16. The previous poll by IVAD
in June had given the alliance 21 percent support. The number of people who
said they intended to vote surged to 89 percent from 67.4 percent, with more
than nine in 10 Venezuelans saying the elections are important in stabilizing
the economy. JPMorgan Chase & Co. expects gross domestic product to contract
8 percent this year. More…
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