The Centro Nacional de Consultoría (CNC) clarifies that the information disseminated on social networks corresponds to a non-representative SMS survey, and reaffirms its commitment to methodological rigor and the correct interpretation of public opinion studies.

The Centro Nacional de Consultoria presents its response to Atlas Intel regarding the debate on evaluating the accuracy of polls in elections. Based on official voting results and standard methodological criteria in electoral research, the CNC clarifies several points about the correct way to compare and analyze the performance of polling firms.

The Centro Nacional de Consultoria points out inconsistencies in data published by Atlas Intel regarding the accuracy of surveys in electoral consultations.

The Centro Nacional de Consultoría clarifies that it has not conducted or published any voting intention polls for the House of Representatives in Casanare and rejects the misuse of its name and institutional identity.

The CNC issues an official statement explaining its contractual relationship with the State, reaffirming its technical independence and defending the scientific rigor of its measurements.

The Centro Nacional de Consultoría clarifies that it has not published surveys on the 2026 presidential race and reaffirms its commitment to transparency.

Analysis of Bill 569 of 2025 and its impact on electoral surveys, political rights, and freedom of information in Colombia.

New law restricts polls in Colombia: risks to democracy and freedom of information, according to the Centro Nacional de Consultoría.

Communiqué to the Public Opinion of Bolivia

CNC Ratings redefines television measurement in Colombia, covering 43 million people and public places for the first time