MADRID, 29 dec (Xinhua) — 46.8 percent of the citizens of the autonomous Spanish community of Catalonia (north-east) showed contrary to the independence of the rest of Spain, while 45.3 percent favored it, according to a survey released today by the Centre of Opinion Studies (CEO).
The study of opinion developed by the government of Catalonia reflected that the “No” to the pretence of independence leads to a “Yes” with just 1.5 percent of difference.
The survey of ceos showed, however, that the ruling coalition in Catalonia, brought Together by the Yes (JxSí), would win the local elections if it were held now, although it could lose up to 3 deputies.
According to the poll, if you now conduct elections, the absolute majority independence is threatened to govern, as his partner in anti-establishment, the Candidacy of Popular Unity (CUP), you could lose between 2 and 4 deputies.
The CEO found in their estimate of the vote that JxSí would win the election, although the coalition would still only 62 seats current to a figure of between 59 and 61.
In turn, the CUP would pass of the 10 seats current to between 6 and 8, which could prevent you from counting with the absolute majority of the Parliament of Catalonia composed by 135 seats.
The majority of deputies of the Parliament of Catalonia is in favour of the independence of the rest of Spain is in danger, according to the survey of the CEO.
Both parties (JxSí and CUP), amounting to between 65 and 69 parliamentarians if it were regional elections, when the absolute majority in the Catalan Parliament is located in 68 and currently amount 72.
The coalition formed by the former Convergence and Union (CiU) and Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC, Catalan acronym), which form the current JxSí, would drop from 62 between 59 and 61 deputies, according to the study.
The CUP, in turn, supports the Executive self, lower it from the 10 seats it has at present to between 6 and 8 mps.
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