Brazil Finance Chief Pins Lula’s Falling Support on Global Woes

Brazil Finance Chief Pins Lula’s Falling Support on Global Woes

Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s popularity plunged to all-time lows largely due to economic challenges that are plaguing leaders around the world rather than his own policy missteps, Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said in an interview.

The Finance Minister, Fernando Haddad, stated, this Friday (26), that the market should not expect exotic solutions from President Lula and defended a moderate stance for the government in the economy. Read more (03/28/2025)

Recently, Finance Minister Fernando Haddad praised President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's commitment to fiscal responsibility. In an interview with Bloomberg, he also said that the decline in government popularity is a reflection of economic problems that are hampering governments around the world. During his statements, Haddad also denied that measures such as the Income Tax exemption for those who earn up to R$ 5 thousand a month and the new mo…

In an interview with Bloomberg, the minister affirms that Lula's falling popularity is a global problem. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's popularity has fallen to record levels, largely due to global economic challenges affecting leaders around the world, and not because of his own policies, according to Finance Minister Fernando Haddad. Exclusive subject for subscribers. For full access, access the article link and register.

Pessimism about the economy affects mainly Brazilians with a family income of up to two minimum wages. Read it in Gazeta do Povo.