:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/ABSAZKEKLRFEPMKLSPZNRHHJEM.jpg "Demonstrations, intervention of the Armed Forces and the Constituent Assembly: what Peruvians think of them, according to the Datum survey")
Amid the frustrated advance of elections, social protests and disagreements in the Congressthe sounder Data testified to the position of the Peruvians on current issues such as the installation of a constituent assembly, the intervention of the Armed Forces (FFAA.) in protests, constitutional changes, among others.
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The study was carried out between February 3 and 7, with a base of 1,204 interviews nationwide. At the question “How would you feel if the armed forces came out to control the mobilizations?“, it was recorded that 33% expressed “acceptance” of the measure. On the other side, as for them, they are 23% to reject this possible action.
On the other hand, the citizens were also consulted on the objective of a constituent assembly. Respondents were interviewed as follows: “What is or what is a constituent assembly for?
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Faced with this, only 17% of the population showed that they knew the answer, in this section, with the item “change of Constitution”, while another 47% expressed that they “don’t know” what is the function of this table.
Despite the ignorance, the aforementioned Datum study also reported that 56% of Peruvians agree with the installation of this assembly. On the other side, 34% voted against and 10% went into the “don’t know” ranks.
In addition, it was possible to report that 37% of people are “annoyed” by the protests “that have taken place in the country”. 23% say they are “frustrated”, the same sector “threatened/affected”, 6% “optimistic” and 4% “optimistic”.
On the “mobilizations”, in addition, the following consultation is transferred to the population: “What do you think is the underlying reason for these mobilizations and marches?
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In this regard, 29% assured that they “want to change Peru”, while 25% answered “to ask for a greater presence of the State”. Other groups answered “imposing their ideology/political option” (17%); “support Pedro Castillo” (15%) and “earn money by participating in demonstrations and marches” (7%).
