The elect President, Daniel Ortega, will assume east Wednesday the Presidency of the Republic with a vote of confidence of the citizenship in the economic subject, but under the heavy slab of the pact in the political plane, according to comes off themselves the last survey of Consulting company M&R, made between 21 and 28 of last December.

The study shows that six of each ten Nicaraguans have a feeling of hope in the government of Ortega, in individual consider that there will be prosperity, social stability and peace under this administration.

However, the survey, that has a margin of error of 2,3 percents, indicates that he himself percentage of citizens which trusts that Ortega will handle the national economy well, considers that the institucionalidad of the country will be debilitated still more and that the pact and the distribution of state positions with the Constitutionalist Liberal Party will be fortified.

The survey, made expensive to face between 1.800 Nicaraguans in all the country, reveals of what the citizen economic expectations consist, but also the fears and demands in the political plane.

DAWN yes, but also the IMF

To the being consulted on if the new government must incline by the commercial treaty of Central America and Dominican Republic with the United States, known like Dr-Cafta, or the political and commercial proposal of the Bolivariana Alternative that the President of Venezuela impels, Hugo Chavez, half of the interviewed people agrees in which both options are considered.

Nevertheless, this flexibility in the opinion of the Nicaraguans consulted on the subject, does not exclude the necessity to respect the agreements of Nicaragua with the International Monetary Fund, according to the 74 percent of the interviewed people.

Institutional changes

Seven of each ten Nicaraguans pronounced in favor of constitutional reforms that they absolutely prohibit the presidential re-election, as well as the direct election of the deputies.

Also, eight of each ten encuestados are pronounced in favor of the nonre-election of deputies and that the minimum to gain a presidential election is of the 50 percent of the votes, as well as the definitive elimination of the delegations for the salient President and the second place in the election.

What more consensus obtained, with nine of each ten citizens, is the diminution of deputies before the National Assembly, the amount of magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice, of the CSE, contralores and, definitively, that lower the wages of the most important civil employees of the State.