71%のスペイン国民は、マリアノ=ラホイ大統領の政治手腕に批判的。87%の国民は政治状況に悲観的。
sondeo metroscopia
Los líderes se evaporan en el peor momento
El 87% es pesimista ante la situación política
El 71% (20 puntos más que en marzo) rechaza la gestión de Rajoy y el 85% desconfía de él
Rubalcaba sigue cayendo
Fernando Garea Madrid 1 DIC 2012 - 19:04 C
Metroscopia poll
Leaders evaporate at the worst time
The 87% are pessimistic about the political situation
71% (20 points higher than in March) rejects Rajoy management and 85% distrust him
Rubalcaba still falling
Fernando Garea Madrid 1 DIC 2012 - 19:04 CET
The electoral calendar has been clear for many months, nothing unexpected, and the two main parties have time to try to recover his image and stem the rapid disaffection towards bipartisanship. The problem is that they will have to do it in an adverse economic situation, with such unpopular measures as trimming the pension and also in the absence of political leaders valued and recognized among citizens.
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According to the poll Metroscopia for the country, 87% of citizens negatively assesses the political, precisely at a time when the crisis has installed pessimism about the economy. And to deal with that situation there is a Prime Minister who has the lowest rating in its history, an executive who has been steadily losing credibility and an alternative to the main opposition party that continues to decline every month and unbridled. Thus, 75% of respondents have a negative impression of the entire government, 73% is critical of the way in which faces crisis and 68% say no to improvise.
In front of all that is Mariano Rajoy, with a disapproval of 71%, 20 points higher than in March and likely to accelerate its decline, even among their constituents. Obviously, the survey is not yet computed the effect of reducing pensions, which would infringe its main electoral promise, almost the only one left for him to skip. Rajoy has never been a market leader and has performed rather unobtrusive as manager throughout his career. It intends to be publicly unpopular measures or try to pull the general pessimism with their messages.
The image Gallardón Wert falls and only he is worst score
José María Aznar himself describes in his recent memoir similarly to now Prime Minister to argue the reasons which led in turn to appoint his successor. The candidate with leadership was Rodrigo Rato, and the second option, the manager negotiator, was Rajoy. Only the repeated refusal of the first and the impossible to forecast the current crisis provided that Rajoy was the successor. From then dates Rajoy legend predictable, but the vast majority now holds that improvises and up to 60% of voters say they have little or no confidence in him. Waiver lead the situation, minimize his appearances in the media and, above all, single debate in Congress and appears strictly legal and binding. Drag and the rest of his Government to the lowest valuation in less than a year in office.
Some ministers also collaborate to deterioration with their own decisions, as Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, who is already the second worst score, only surpassed by José Ignacio Wert. The justice minister, who took office among the most popular, suffers wear generalization of court fees, rejected by all sectors and political groups. 81% means that there is no scope Gallardón copay and up to 69% of PP voters are against a measure that is frozen by mismanagement.
In opposition no relief, because the valuation of Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba is much worse than Rajoy: up to 81% of its voters wary of him.
81% (69% of PP voters) rejected legal fees
The disaffection extends to other leaders, because the 57% says Artur Mas should resign after losing 12 seats to 25-N. It should be provided that the survey is made in Spain, but 76% see off the possibility of progress toward independence Catalonia. As if the failure of Mas had done a favor for Spain, vaccinating against secessionist órdagos adventures.
In voting, the PP has lost 13.3 points a year ago and is at 31.3% and the PSOE is already 22.7%, six points behind and then downward trend. IU and UPyD continue to benefit from collapse of bipartisanship with 13.3% and 10.2% respectively.
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