BUENOS AIRES, 18 The president of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, a 34.6% if it would be a candidate for elections next October, while the current Head of Government of Buenos Aires, Mauricio Macri, receive a 18 1%, according to an opinion poll conducted Ibarómetro company in the capital. The survey shows that 9.1 percent would vote for Ricardo Alfonsin's Radical Civic Union political party (UCR).
In addition, 29.6% would vote as head of Government of Buenos Aires the candidate proposed by Fernandez de Kirchner, while 22.2 percent would take the recommendation and 10.3 Macri Alfonsin. As a change of government in Argentina's capital, leading Mauricio Macri, 43.2% would vote for a change and 33.2 percent for the continuity of the current local government.
In this regard, 60% of respondents felt "positive" that exists in the future a political rapprochement between the heads of city government and national. 50.2% of the respondents is optimistic about the year 2011, while 21.7 is pessimistic and 28.1% say they do not know. For its part, the majority considers that 83.1% considered important to the outcome of the upcoming elections, reports news agency Telam.
BUENOS AIRES, 18 The president of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, a 34.6% if it would be a candidate for elections next October, while the current Head of Government of Buenos Aires, Mauricio Macri, receive a 18 1%, according to an opinion poll conducted Ibarómetro company in the capital. The survey shows that 9.1 percent would vote for Ricardo Alfonsin's Radical Civic Union political party (UCR).In addition, 29.6% would vote as head of Government of Buenos Aires the candidate proposed by Fernandez de Kirchner, while 22.2 percent would take the recommendation and 10.3 Macri Alfonsin. As a change of government in Argentina's capital, leading Mauricio Macri, 43.2% would vote for a change and 33.2 percent for the continuity of the current local government.
In this regard, 60% of respondents felt "positive" that exists in the future a political rapprochement between the heads of city government and national. 50.2% of the respondents is optimistic about the year 2011, while 21.7 is pessimistic and 28.1% say they do not know. For its part, the majority considers that 83.1% considered important to the outcome of the upcoming elections, reports news agency Telam.
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