[Cyprus Times] Only 2.58% in the occupied territories think things are going well! What survey shows

"Black picture" of the situation in the occupied territories, according to the latest CMIRS survey

Only 2.58% in the occupied territories believe that things are going well, according to the results of a new three-month survey by the Center for Migrants, Identity and Rights (CMIRS), published by the Yeni Dusen and Havadis websites.

The survey shows a decline in confidence and social indicators in all areas, and according to the center's director, Miné Yugel, it is the worst results since the center began conducting these quarterly surveys in 2013.

First party in the polls comes PTK with 18.13%, followed by the current "government's" major partner, CEC, with 8.96%. However, by far the first choice is the choice of those who said they would not vote if the "elections" were held tomorrow and their percentage reaches 38.74%.

The institutions with the lowest confidence in terms of respondents are the "government", the political parties, the "parliament" and the "presidency". Yeni Douzen comments that with a score from 0 to 5, during Mustafa Akinci's period trust in the "presidency" never fell below 3, while in this survey Ersin Tatar's "presidency" scores 1.93. He also comments that "institutions" dealing with law and justice, such as the "judiciary", the "police" and the "commissioner of administration" are higher than political "institutions."

Of the respondents, 91.59% believe that those "running the country" do not act according to the needs of the "people", while only 8.42% believe this.

86.41% believe that criticizing your "country" does not make you a traitor,

while 13.11% believe this.

63.27% believe that in order to reduce the effects of the exchange rate crisis with TL, they should switch to using the euro, while 36.73% do not believe this.

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53.6% were in favour of banning racist speech and hate speech. Yeni Douzen notes that penalties are only provided for sexist expressions and attacks against gender.

64.89% said they did not agree with the position that anyone who does not love "the country" should leave it, while 35.11% agreed with it. 71.17% did not agree with the position that everything the 'state' does 'makes me feel proud', while 28.83% agreed with it.

Of the participants, 57% agreed with the position that they can express themselves freely in this 'country', while 43% did not agree.

82.48% believe that there is a small group that will gain more from the economic crisis while the majority has suffered consequences.

The survey was conducted in June with a sample of 500 people, using telephone interviews and consists of three parts.

Source: CNA

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