Lula Is Losing His Touch With Brazil's Working Class

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Lula Is Losing His Touch With Brazil's Working Class

The Brazilian president is becoming more unpopular, a sign of dissatisfaction with his passé governing style and a serious warning ahead of next year’s election.

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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) returned this Tuesday (11.Mar.2025) to support the candidacy of former Senate President Rodrigo Pacheco (PSD-MG) for governor of Minas Gerais in the 2026 elections. The PT member said he will speak “soon” with the congressman. “I have already said publicly that, if it is his will, Rodrigo Pacheco has everything to be the future governor of the state, he has all the necessary qualities for the position and…

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Reading time approx.: 1 minutes, 29 secondsThe Brazilian president collapses in his image due to economic factors and his political decisions. In the last few hours, he received the toughest poll of all: the deadline of his government... "It is soon to talk about the elections of 2026. Whether I will be a candidate or not depends on the debate of many political parties, of Brazilian society. I am 79 years old, I am aware of that, I cannot lie to…

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Index of those who mention the topic in the country grows seven points in one month and exceeds the global average numerically; poverty, violence, and health, however, are ahead in the ranking. With an increase of seven percentage points in one month, inflation, an issue that has been mobilizing the Lula government, was the Brazilian area of concern that grew the most in February, reveals a new edition of the survey “What Works The World”, publi…