Casi el 60% de la población dice que ni la oposición ni el gobierno “actúa mejor que el otro”

In an interview on Informativo Sarandí, the director of the Factum consulting firm analyzed the latest public opinion polls, which show disapproval of both the opposition and President Yamandú Orsi's administration. "I think it's worrying and noteworthy; we shouldn't shoot the messenger," Bottinelli stated, adding that almost 60% of the population says that neither the opposition nor the government is performing better than the other. "I don't think it's alarming, but it does warrant attention. We are witnessing a process of erosion, not only for the government but also for the opposition," the Factum director concluded. "We are facing a process of erosion not only for the government but also for the opposition." “Uruguay has a strong political system. The discontent that had accumulated up until the 2002 crisis was channeled through the Broad Front's utopian vision. In 2019, the Broad Front's third government was experiencing significant erosion of support. After the pandemic, the government's approval rating also suffered again due to the issue of security,” he said. Regarding the government's disapproval rating, Bottinelli noted: “No one in the opposition leadership should have been surprised because they've had this data for months, and not just from Factum.” He added: “It's true that there isn't a single opposition today. This is a fact, but the data simply indicates that something isn't working.” Regarding the impact on public opinion of the $25,000 discount given to President Yamandú Orsi on the purchase of a truck, Orsi remarked: “These things don't always settle immediately. We have to see what the final message becomes. There's a lot of noise today. If it doesn't have an impact, it doesn't mean it will.” “Episodes that are unrelated to each other are piling up and causing strain,” he stated. Follow the radio schedule: 6:00 It's the News 7:00 Sarandí News 9:00 Things in Their Place 12:00 Sarandí Midday News 2:00 PM Long Live the Afternoon 4:00 PM Crossword Puzzle 6:00 PM Sarandí Afternoon News 7:00 PM Closing Time #news #journalism #sarandi #interview