AtlasIntel: 6 Out of 10 Brazilians Don't Trust STF Ministers
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Levantamento also points out that 61% of Brazilians distrust the STF, after crisis among ministers
AtlasIntel/Estadão uprising released this Tuesday, 22, points to a sharp drop in Brazilian confidence in the Supreme Federal Court (STF). The index, which was 48.5% in August last year, fell to 27.8%. Already the distrust went from 51.3% to 61%. Nunes Marques e Mendonça According to the survey, the ministers André Mendonça and Kassio Nunes Marques,...
Research released on Tuesday (22) shows Minister Carmen Lúcia with 47% positive image and 38% negative, with 9 points difference; survey was made after tumultuous session on the investigation of Alexandre de Moraes and reveals that 60% of Brazilians distrust the Court. Minister Carmen Lúcia is the only member of the Supreme Court [...]
Trust in the Court falls to 34%, lower index recorded by the historical series researched by Atlas Intel. Read in the People's Gazette.
The majority of the Brazilian population does not trust the work of the ministers of the Supreme Federal Court (STF). This is what the AtlasIntel/Estadão survey released on Tuesday, 22.According to the survey, 61.0% of the interviewees do not trust the work and the ministers of the Supreme Court. Other 27.8% claim to trust the work carried out by the magistrates. Already a portion of 11.1% of the interviewees did not know how to answer the quest…
Research Atlas/Estadão points out that 61% of respondents do not trust the Court's work. 27.8% say they trust
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