56% of Nicaraguans believe that Daniel Ortega is leading the country in a bad direction, according to the most recent study by the Costa Rican polling firm Cid Gallup, which also reveals that sympathy for the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) party it has fallen into the abyss, since only 16 percent of the population say they accept it as a political option.
The Cid Gallup poll, published this weekend by the digital magazine Confidencial, reveals that Ortega’s presidential administration continues to be disapproved for the third consecutive year, and also brings to light a truth that should greatly bother the Ortega dictatorship -Murillo: The percentage of sympathizers of the FSLN is less and less.
At the end of 2022, 58% of the Nicaraguan population disapproved of the management of the dictator Ortega, and in January of this year, it was 57% who had a negative opinion of the Ortega administration. The approval rating that in January of this year placed the dictator at 38% currently stands at 34%.
Fewer Nicaraguans want to know about the FSLN
Cid Gallup reveals, in the results of the June 2023 survey, that 77% of the population claimed to have no preference for any political party, while only 16% say they sympathize with the FSLN. Citizens for Freedom (CxL), a party outlawed by the Ortega-Murillo regime, was seen as a political option by 3% of those consulted.
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The political group of the dictators Ortega and Rosario Murillo is sinking more and more. While the ruling party registered 52% of party preferences in 2013, currently only 16 out of 100 Nicaraguans look favorably on the red and black party, which is associated with the idea of repression, violence, paramilitaries at the service of Ortega and Murillo and crimes against humanity.
hopelessness
Among the main revelations of the Cid Gallup poll is the deep despair into which citizens have fallen, who believe that the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship can do little or nothing to help families solve subsistence problems.
The pollster’s conclusion indicates that 46 out of every hundred Nicaraguans do not believe it is “probable” that Ortega will resolve the concern that his family has; 17% responded that it is “unlikely”; 16% very likely; another 15% believe that “something”. The data reveals that 63% believe that the dictator Ortega can do “little or nothing” to solve his problems, while 16% believe that the Sandinista tyrant can help him.
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The Cid Gallup study highlights the hopelessness that overwhelms Nicaraguans who bear unemployment on their shoulders, the constant and accelerated increase in the price of basic products and the political crisis that the regime faces at the point of repression.
*Graphics taken from Digital Confidential Magazine.
