Atlas/Bloomberg: 60.7% Say that Lulina Case Worsens Image of Lula Government
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The AtlasIntel/Bloomberg research released on Monday, 31, reveals that 43.4% of respondents evaluate that the investigations involving Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, the Lulina, the son of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, is much better off with the image of the federal government. Others 17.3% consider the case to be slightly worse with the image of management. For 37.4%, however, the investigation does not affect the government. However, 1.9% s…
Federal Police investigates President Lula's son in three investigations that revolve around alleged influence trafficking in federal contracts
For 37.9%, investigations are an exclusively personal problem of the president's son; research heard 5,014 people between 25 and 30 August, with margin of error of 1 percentage point
For 59.4%, investigations may prejudice the president's candidacy for re-election; 52.6% believe that Lula's son tried to influence government decisions
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