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80% of Brazilians Back Lower Criminal Age

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Datafolha finds 80% of Brazilians back lowering the criminal age to 16, with 89% of Flávio and 70% of Lula voters in favour ahead of the 25 October runoff.

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Datafolha, second round: Flávio Bolsonaro, 47%; Lula, 45% The reduction of the criminal majority from 18 to 16 years old has the support of eight in every ten Brazilians, according to research Datafolha released on Saturday (17). The survey shows that the opinion on the change varies according to the political preference and the intention of voting for president in the 2026 elections. Read also: Datafolha: voters from Flávio say they are looking…

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Datasheet points out that 89% of the voters of Flavio and 70% of those of Lula defend criminal punishment from the age of 16

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Research reveals majority support for the change in legislation, including among Lula voters, whose percentage is 70%

Eight out of ten Brazilians claim to reduce the criminal majority from 18 to 16 years. This is what Datafolha research, released this Saturday, 17. 80% declare themselves favorable to the reduction, 18% are opposite, 2% do not know and 1% say they are indifferent. + Understand what is West Politics The subject turned into campaign ammunition. On Thursday 15, Lula (PT) said to support the reduction in cases of heinous crimes. Already Flávio Bolso…

Reduction of the penal majority has support of 89% of the voters of Flávio and 70% of those who vote in Lula Folha de S.Paulo – 17 Oct 26 Reduction of the penal majority has support of 89% of the voters of Flávio and 70%... Eight in ten Brazilians support the measure, close to the lowest index of the historical series, shows Datafolha

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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