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73% believe that Mara Sedini stopped being a minister for lack of experience for the position, according to Cadem

According to a survey by Cadem, 73% of respondents believe that Mara Sedini resigned as minister due to a lack of experience for the position. The survey suggests that public opinion attributes her departure from the ministry primarily to this factor. This perception highlights concerns regarding the qualifications of individuals holding high-ranking governmental positions. The data reflects the views of Chilean citizens on the reasons behind Sedini's resignation.

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73% believe that Mara Sedini stopped being a minister for lack of experience for the position, according to Cadem

According to a survey by Cadem, 73% of respondents believe that Mara Sedini resigned as minister due to a lack of experience for the position. The survey suggests that public opinion attributes her departure from the ministry primarily to this factor. This perception highlights concerns regarding the qualifications of individuals holding high-ranking governmental positions. The data reflects the views of Chilean citizens on the reasons behind Sedini's resignation.

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