510 Journal of the Spanish Institute for Strategic Studies N. 4 / 2014 The Americas Barometro36 also addresses the probability of a coup d’état occurring in any of the countries of the region. As depicted in Table 8, the Latin American average indicates that a majority of people (44.5%) believe that it is not at all likely that there will be a coup in the coming 12 months. Those who believe this to be unlikely make up a third meaning that 77.8% consider it to be unlikely or not at all likely that a coup d’état could take place. TABLE 8 PROBABILITY OF A COUP D’ETAT IN LATIN AMERICA Latin American level to the question “¿ how likely is it that your country may have a coup détat the next twelve months?” Option Percentages Likely 10.0 Somewhat likely 12.1 Unlikely 33.3 All likely 44.5 Unresponsive 0.0 Total 100.0 Source: FLACSO-IPSOS. Opinion survey on governance and democratic coexistence in latin america 2009-2010 (2010). 36 FLACSO (2010), op. cit.
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