Today the web page Prodavinci
has published and interview by Víctor Salmerón with Luís Vicente León from
DATANALISIS.
The latest
poll by DATANALISIS shows that only 9.3% of those surveyed blame the
private sector for food scarcity, while 50% blame the government.
This is Luís Vicente
León’s interpretation:
“The government is suffering
from the consequences of having used for a long time arguments [to explain scarcity]
that are not the real causes: when you resort to arguments such as the economic
war, you divide the population between those who believe you and those who don’t.
But if the problem continues, you start to be seen as inept. That is: either
the economic war is real, or you are not capable of resolving it. This is why
the population considers the government, and Maduro, responsible for the
scarcity of goods. The people are not buying the story of the economic war.”
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