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Caracas - The United Socialist Party of
Venezuela (PSUV) begins the process of the
applicants'' inscription Friday to enter in
the political entity with bigger popular
backup of the South American nation.
The vice-president of the PSUV for Caracas
and the state of Vargas, Aristóbulo Isturiz,
informed that the convoking will extend up
to coming June 7.
Only in the capital - he remarked - there
were 100 points enabled for this
administration, in which the upgrade of data
of the members of the organization will be
carried out.
Each state has enough number of specialized
machines to fulfill the objectives outlined
in this stage of invigoration of the
socialist organization, the leader
specified.
In this context, PSUV evaluates the
perspectives of the organization in the
entire nation with the preparation of an
extraordinary congress in September to
define the internal organization and its
program.
Recently, Carlos Escarrá, vice-president of
PSUV, clarified that the auto-evaluation has
as an objective to qualify the organization
that counts with almost six million members
and applicants, to interpret the
population's needs.
According to the most recent check in the
Venezuelan Institute of Analysis and Data
(IVAD),PSUV is the Venezuelan party with the
population's bigger back with 34.5 approval
percent.
The survey of national covering carried out
recently 1,200 interviewees that granted a
wide advantage to party leader Hugo Chávez
on the rightwing organizations.
In accordance with the poll, Accion
Democratica hardly has 3.8 backup percent,
followed by Primero Justicia (3.7), Un Nuevo
Tiempo (3,4), Proyecto Venezuela (2.3),
COPEI (1.6) and Si Podemos (1.8 percent).
PSUV allied to Patria Para Todos (1.5
percent) was also located above the
opponents MAS (0.4), Causa R (0.3), Alianza
Bravo Pueblo (0.7) and Si Podemos (0.2
percent).
The investigation of IVAD reflects the new
Venezuelan political map, dominated by the
party founded by Chávez to unify the
traditionally divided Venezuelan leftwing
and guarantee the continuity of the process
of changes since 1999. |
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