Hinterlaces has released its latest «Monitor País» (Country Monitor) survey, in which a 70% of those consulted believe that Venezuela’s economic situation will improve, while a 25% believe it will worsen.
The study was conducted last October 30, involving 900 interviews nationwide.
“The most recent Monitor-País Hinterlaces shows a country that views the economy with anticipation and favors peace as the path toward recovery,” stated a message shared on social media.
Regarding the «Venezuela Renace» (Venezuela Reborn) plan being advanced by the National Government in response to the affectations of the seismic doublet, the study revealed that 61% of respondents viewed the program favorably, while 26% thinks it is unfavorable and 13% either did not know or provided no response.
When asked about the statement, “peace is the best way to boost the economy,” 82% agreed, while 17% considered it false.
A 75% of those interviewed believe that first the economy must be stabilized and then made a call to elections, whereas 22% believe it as false.
The study found that 71% of respondents affirm there is peace in the country today and that Venezuelans no longer desire further confrontation.
It also shows that 62% of respondents consider the most important for the country is with the United States.