CNC clarifies SMS survey and denies information circulating on social media
- CNC
- Apr 4
- 1 min read
Statement from the Centro Nacional de Consultoría (CNC)
Bogotá D.C., April 4, 2026
For 38 years, the CNC has worked with methodological rigor for all: right-wing and left-wing governments, conservative and progressive media outlets, private companies, and public entities. We currently conduct approximately 300 studies per year.
What is circulating on social media today is an SMS poll commissioned by a private client. It is not a voting intention survey, it is not representative of the general population, it will not be published, and the filters seen in the video serve a specific technical purpose. To portray this as an irregularity is to misunderstand—or choose to ignore—how opinion research works.
In recent months, the CNC's integrity and ethics have been publicly attacked. This is not just a mistake: it is a blow to democracy itself. When independent public opinion polling is discredited for partisan reasons, what is eroded is not an organization—it is the country's ability to honestly understand itself.
We live in an era where inconvenient data is attacked, and bad faith travels faster than evidence. Continuing down this path harms us all.
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This was a timely and informative article that highlights the importance of verifying information before accepting or sharing it on social media. In an age where screenshots, survey results, and claims can spread rapidly across digital platforms, clear communication from reputable organisations is essential to prevent misunderstandings and misinformation. I appreciated how the article emphasises methodological rigor and the need to distinguish between representative research and unofficial or non-representative data. These distinctions are often overlooked by the public, yet they are crucial for interpreting surveys accurately and making informed decisions. The piece also serves as a valuable reminder that critical thinking and source verification are more important than ever in today's digital environment. The CNC clarified that the information circulating…
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Thank you for addressing the misinformation circulating on social media. Transparency and clear communication are so important, especially when public opinion data can easily be misunderstood. It’s good to see CNC reaffirming its commitment to methodological rigor and accurate reporting. Hokhmah Heart Hotel
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