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joshcryer

(62,269 posts)
Sun Apr 21, 2013, 01:14 PM Apr 2013

Datanalisis: 70% of Venezuelans support audit



Translation: Evaluation of the activities carried out by Henrique Capriles Radonski in relation to his request for audit and recount of votes

Entitled to do so under the law.

Entitled to do so and it avoids confrontation.

Not entitled to do so and should accept the results announced by the CNE.

Entitled to do so and to call the people to the streets to protest.

Source: http://cdn.eluniversal.com//2013/04/20/Datanalisis1.pdf


The chavistas support base has eroded even further going by this, imo.

So, 70% of Venezuelans agree with what I had been arguing for on these forums for days now.
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Datanalisis: 70% of Venezuelans support audit (Original Post) joshcryer Apr 2013 OP
No where in the Spanish edition of the poll you posted... DonViejo Apr 2013 #1
Capriles has exposed himself. Dawson Leery Apr 2013 #2
The poll question mentions HCR... joshcryer Apr 2013 #3
I asked a simple question.... DonViejo Apr 2013 #4
It's a pain to make a screenshot. joshcryer Apr 2013 #5
Thank you for the response, joshcryer. Much appreciated! nt DonViejo Apr 2013 #6

DonViejo

(60,536 posts)
1. No where in the Spanish edition of the poll you posted...
Sun Apr 21, 2013, 01:23 PM
Apr 2013

is Capriles name mentioned. Yet, in your English translation, his name is used. Why?

joshcryer

(62,269 posts)
3. The poll question mentions HCR...
Sun Apr 21, 2013, 01:42 PM
Apr 2013

...not sure what your problem is.

(HCR = Henrique Capriles Radonski)

edit: I fixed it, it didn't originally have the poll question, which is why I did it that way. (I take it you didn't actually read the poll in the PDF though.)

DonViejo

(60,536 posts)
4. I asked a simple question....
Sun Apr 21, 2013, 02:01 PM
Apr 2013

no problem whatsoever. But, given I'm presently living in a Spanish speaking Commonwealth of the U.S., I thought I'd ask. Geez, touchy, touchy much?

joshcryer

(62,269 posts)
5. It's a pain to make a screenshot.
Sun Apr 21, 2013, 02:06 PM
Apr 2013

I didn't originally have the question in there, nor did I translate it, which was my mistake. I now understand why you asked but I assumed you opened the PDF and were questioning me based on that. Based on the original screenshot I understand why you would ask that. (I thought starting each sentence with "entitled" was a bit clunky in the translation, but I have reverted it to that even though it was cleaner the other way and translations are about intent and clarity, not word for word.)

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