Brazilians Remain Divided on Lula Despite 94% Support for Stability
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Brazilians Remain Divided on Lula Despite 94% Support for Stability
A recent survey conducted by the research institute Quaest following Brazil's municipal elections indicates that public opinion on President Lula da Silva's administration remains sharply divided. The study found that 48% of citizens approve of the current political course, while 44% hold critical views. Despite these polarized opinions on policy, there is a near-universal consensus regarding the desire for national stability. Specifically, 94% …
Approval of the government Lula Reproduction/Quaest Quaest Pesquisa Quaest released on Sunday (8) shows that 48% of Brazilians approve the government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, while 44% disapprove of the current management. This is the first survey on the evaluation of the government carried out after the elections. Do you have any suggestion of reporting? Send to the g1 The research also indicates that 94% of the interviewees chee…
The economy, especially public spending, debt and interest, is the main fear of Brazilians who say they are worried about the country's future in the new mandate of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. According to Quaest research released this Sunday, 8,48% of voters are more concerned than optimistic. In this group, 27% point to the economy as the biggest source of anxiety. Optimists add 44%, and 8% did not know how to respond. The picture is …
Public spending and interest are leading the fears of 27% of respondents, as democracy, the fight against pocket politics and social programs concentrate the main positive expectations.
Lift released this Sunday (8) shows stability in Lula's approval
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- 67% of the sources lean Right
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