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The company Cifras y Conceptos will release its survey on the perception of citizens regarding the current situation in Colombia.
Among their findings there are several interesting data: the first one is that, according to the measurement, in cities 23% of the population is considered to be on the left, 24% on the right and 53% in the center.
People on the left are mainly in Bogotá, Cali and Barranquilla, while those on the right are mainly in Medellín, Manizales and Barranquilla.
People on the left are especially those under 45 with university and postgraduate degrees. They are more men than women, they have no religious affinity and they have pets. While people on the right are over 46 years old, academically they reach primary and secondary school, they are more women than men, more Catholic and also have tattoos.
The thing about tattoos is interesting because within the study it appears that 26% of the urban population has them, 47% have pets and 32% have children over 18 years of age.
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