Discount Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia Venezuela continues to gain support ahead of the July 28 presidential election in Venezuela, further distancing himself from his dictatorial rival. Nicolas MaduroThis Saturday is the last day before the ban goes into effect and data release is not enabled, according to the poll organizer. Clearpath And the advisor Power and Strategy They published opinion polls they conducted in July, which confirmed the opponent’s huge advantage over the Chavistas.
According to ClearPath data, González Urrutia owns 59% Of intentions to vote against 31% Maduro, so the gap is up 28 points Among voters who confirmed their participation on Election Day. However, the second company stated that the first would take over the company 64% of ballots while Chavista will only get Twenty one% from itself, which exposes a greater distance 43 points.
Both agreed that support for the opposition has been growing since April, when the lead was barely 20 points, and ClearPath highlighted that the Venezuelan diplomat has achieved Boost his candidacy among “no” voters. – that is, those who do not identify themselves as pro-government or opposition, and receive support from 66% In this group.
Other data that stood out more in the final reports is: high degree of participation Which is scheduled to be set on July 28. Today, this indicator is located in 81%In March, 61% of registered voters said they were very likely to go vote; now more than 80% say they are very excited to exercise their right to vote just once. 3% He stressed that It will notMeanwhile, a 9% Put In doubt Your decision and 6% Still It has not been determined, according to Poder y Economía..
Meanwhile, ClearPath’s study estimates a potential turnout of 73%. According to data from this survey, enthusiasm for Election Day participation has also increased since March, when that rate was 61%. Fifty-one percent of those interviewed were “very excited” to vote.
Likewise, this enthusiasm is reflected in Community readiness for mobilization Under any circumstances and Overcoming Obstacles To come to support their candidate. This feeling has been seen, in particular, among the opposition sector of the population, who view these elections with great concern, and warn that the regime may once again resort to its policy. suppressive device And for scam To stay in power.
The force and strategy indicated that More than three-quarters of González Urrutia’s voters showed this determination to overcome any adversity..
In this sense, during ClearPath scanning A deep desire to change the direction of the country.Which has been mired in political, economic and social crisis for decades, with escalating violence and persecution. Two out of three Venezuelan voters want a new direction For his nation only 32% He said he wanted to Continuing the Chavista model.
Even from the total sample of power and strategy, 32% He said he feels Sorrow Due to the current circumstances the country is going through 18%, anger; he 17%, disgust; and the 8%, He is afraid.
Finally, it is worth highlighting the preference between the candidates, whose numbers seem to be widely divergent and contradictory. In the case of Nicolas MaduroI have got picture positive in it 32% Of the respondents and negative in it 65 percent. while, Gonzalez Urrutia I have got 57% And the 38 percentrespectively.
Also, anti-Chavista leader Maria Corina Machado Reflects a preference in 61% From cases and a unfavorable in it 36 percentWhile the party that accompanies them Democratic Unity PlatformGet out 51% And the 41 percentrespectively.
Venezuela “Land of Grace”
A week before the election, Edmundo González Urrutia promised on Saturday that if he won the election, he would turn the country into a “land of grace” that has “open arms to everyone.”
In a message addressed “very specifically” to the millions of migrants, the former ambassador assured that the country, under his final mandate, will guarantee the conditions that enable Venezuelans who wish to return to “develop and grow professionally.”
“We will make this daily dream of hugging your loved ones come true in your country. Rest assured that Venezuela will once again be that welcoming country where everyone wanted to come to fulfill their dreams. This is what we will be again, a country with open arms for everyone,” the main opposition candidate said in a video posted on social networks.
Likewise, he told those who left the country “fleeing because they felt threatened in their land,” that Venezuela “will be a country of reconciliation and encounter, where everyone will be welcome.”
“Change is coming and it is coming for everyone,” he concluded. “Long live a free Venezuela.”
For this part, Maria Corina Machado He said this Saturday Nicolas Maduro “It’s gone” Because the “defeat” has occurred in every corner of the country. “They have no corner of the country left, in any part of Venezuela, (…) A moral defeat, a spiritual defeat, a political defeat has already been achieved, because Today, all of Venezuela is convinced that we will win.Machado told the news agency: Evie On his tour through the city of Maturin, Monagas state, he passed a collective cry of “It’s noticeable, it’s palpable, Chief Edmundo.”
“They closed the streets with checkpoints, with armed mobs, cleared the streets, threw dirt so that people couldn’t get there, certainly everyone, We have overcome all obstacles, (…) They can’t with this. “The people are willing to open all avenues, peacefully and civilly, to affirm this unstoppable desire for change that has emerged in Venezuela,” said the anti-Chavista leader, who is favored in all the polls but has been excluded from the election by the Chavista regime.
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