Paphos People

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The vast majority of Cypriots, more than two thirds, feel dissatisfied, anxious and angry about the general state of affairs in the country, while almost 70 per cent think that corruption is endemic.

These were among the key findings of the latest poll conducted by Cypronetwork on behalf of the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (Cybc), gauging public sentiment on a range of issues ahead of the 2023 presidential elections. Once again, independent candidate Nikos Christodoulides led the ratings by a wide margin.

Carried out from November 3 to 13, the survey polled 1,274 people aged over 18.

Asked what they ‘feel’ the most given the current situation in Cyprus, 28 per cent of respondents chose ‘disappointment’ while 26 per cent said ‘angst/concern’. A further 17 per cent said they feel ‘rage or frustration’.

The negative sentiments were slightly higher compared to a poll carried out prior to the 2018 elections.

FULL Story here:- https://cyprus-mail.com/2022/11/17/majority-of-cypriots-feel-anxious-dissatisfied-and-angry-poll/

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