Citizens Ask Candidates to Debate on Insecurity Prensa Latina
go to original April 23, 2012

MEXICO CITY - Insecurity and crime are the issues that concern more to Mexicans nowadays and their main demand is to turn them into the main issues of debates of the presidential candidates of the republic, revealed the survey.

According to the BGC-Excelsior survey, on what issues you would like to be tackle by candidates to Los Pinos, 75 percent of respondents mentioned this issue.

Meanwhile, 51 percent called for employment, 40 percent, education, 25 percent, the economy, 12 percent, health, and nine percent said that poverty is an issue that should be discussed.

The survey warned that 50 percent of respondents want to know how candidates could guarantee, in a future government, the respect to human rights and what they will do to avoid damages to innocent citizens.

About the 25 percent said the Army should keep on fighting against insecurity, emphasized Excelsior newspaper.

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