Cadem: 51 per Cent Believes that the Government Should Withdraw Security Project to Seek Agreements in This Area
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Also, 49% said they disagreed with the President's decree of a new state of emergency of up to 240 days and could temporarily restrict freedoms, while 44% said they were in favour.
This Sunday a new edition of the poll Plaza Pública Cadem came to light, in which it is noted that 51% of respondents think that the government should withdraw the security project, seek agreements and make adjustments before presenting it again. The constitutional reform project, which seeks to strengthen the ... Continue reading "Cadem: 51% believes that the government should withdraw security project to seek agreements in the matter" The post…
The latest Cadem survey, the results of which were released this Sunday, shows that 51 per cent of respondents think that the government should withdraw the security reform project, seek agreements and make adjustments before presenting it again.The initiative seeks to strengthen the National Public Security System and incorporate a new state of constitutional emergency.A proposal that over the last few days has generated debate and concerns bet…
51% of those surveyed by Cadem believe that the government should withdraw its draft constitutional reform in the area of security. Most believe that the initiative should be adjusted and agreements sought before being reintroduced to Congress. On the other hand, 33% of those consulted believe that the executive should keep the proposal under discussion, but making changes during its parliamentary process. 10%, while preferring that the project …
Cadem: 51% thinks that the government should withdraw the security project, seek agreements and make adjustments before presenting it again, 33% that it should keep it, but make adjustments with agreements in Congress, and only 10% is about to move forward with the project as it stands. 44% agrees with the creation of the new state of exception proposed by the government and 49% that it disagrees. Among those identified with the right the agreem…
The most serious thing is that Kast’s project on security brings constitutional, citizen and legal insecurities, with clear authoritarian, repressive signs and exceptional powers of the executive branch over the legislative and judicial branches. “El Siglo.” El Editorial. Santiago. 23/8/2026. Strictly speaking, President José Antonio Kast had nothing well prepared in terms of security, despite everything he boasted in campaign with this topic. I…
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