Most Latin Americans support the creation of a new multipolar world

82.3% of Latin Americans believe that a multipolar world is better for development.

Latin America supports an international system based on respect and cooperation.
Latin America supports an international system based on respect and cooperation.

The international firm «M&R Consultores» revealed that 82.3% of Latin Americans agree that a multipolar system based on respect and cooperation is the best way to ensure the development and well-being of the countries.

The public opinion survey called “Latin Americans, Perspectives on the International Environment” considered a sample of 6,221 people consulted in 12 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.

A multipolar world in which the self-determination of peoples is respected

In that sense, 90% of the Latin American population pointed out that there must be a multipolar world in which the principle of non-intervention in the internal affairs of other countries is respected, 93.8% stated that it should be one in which the principle of self-determination of peoples, while 82.1% advocated one in which countries contribute to the peaceful solution of conflicts in other countries.

Regarding sovereignty in the region, the study shows that 89.2% of those surveyed maintain that countries should exercise their right to establish relations with the nations of the world that consider it relevant.

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When addressing the principle of sovereignty, 88.4% of participants expressed their agreement with the idea that a political leader, truly committed to his country, should reject any proposal that undermines national sovereignty.

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Regarding the relationship between capitalism and poverty, hunger and conflicts in the world, 62.3% of respondents agreed with the statement that capitalism is the cause of these problems.