Montenegro lost the confidence of the Portuguese? At this point, most prefers elections

Almost half finds “very serious” the fact that the Prime Minister had been linked to Spinumviva and 60% prefers elections to a new prime minister with this government. PS appears in front of AD and left hits Ad-il coalition.

The government of Luís Montenegro this Tuesday after lead of the motion of trust and the Portuguese are divided in relation to the gravity of the prime minister’s involvement in the case that pushed the country into a political crisis.

This is the conclusion of the latest intercampus poll for business, and CMTV. However, they are more those who evaluate as “Very serious” The fact that Montenegro preserved the company Spinumviva (45,2%) than those who consider it “Little serious” (32%) and what they claim that It has no “gravity” (18.4%).

Furthermore, More than 70% He believes that, although Luís Montenegro has guaranteed that he had moved away from the company’s management, he would still have influence about it – Luís Montenegro himself assumed, in response to the parties’ questions, that many clients of the company sought it out of their name and reputation associated with company partners and employees. Spinumviva continues to do business with private companies such as Solverde, Radio Popular and Ferpinta.

At this point, most prefers elections

With regard to Montenegro’s continuity as Prime Minister, public opinion is also divided, according to the poll, but there are more respondents to defend the Prime Minister’s dismissal (44.4%) than thinking that this should stay in office (41.3%).

But by this time, if it is to choose between early elections or have a new Prime Minister, keeping this government in office, Most (60%) prefers to go to the pollsin view of those who believe that the Democratic Alliance (AD) should choose a new Prime Minister (30%).

PS Ahead of AD. Left hits ad with il

The survey held between March 4 and 10 shows that if the elections were today, the PS would be ahead of ADwith 25% of voting intentions against 23.5% of the coalition that ruled until this Tuesday.

The arrival emerges as the third political force, with 15.2%, and Rui Rocha’s liberal initiative reaches 7%.

On the left, the block comes with 5.2%, free from 3.9%, while PAN and CDU are 3%.

Looking at possible coalitionsthe left gets 40% of voting intentions, ahead of a possible alliance between AD and IL, which reaches 30.5%.