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Datasheet: For 16% of Voters, Brazil Is Not Democracy - 16/10/2026

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Rival of Lula in the second round, Flávio Bolsonaro had questioned the democratic fullness

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Half of Brazilians (50%) assess that the country lives under a democratic regime with major defects, while 23% point to small problems in the functioning of institutions and 16% say that Brazil is not a democracy. Those who see a full democracy add up to 7%. The data are from the latest Datafolha research released this Saturday. Datafolha: 51% want to end the re-election and 46% defend four years with re-election Quaest: The first research for p…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Rival of Lula in the second round, Flávio Bolsonaro had questioned the democratic fullness

·São Paulo, Brazil
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50% see great problems in the democratic regime; among voters of Flávio, a percentage that rejects the classification reaches 23%. Read on Power360.

Research reveals that voters of Flávio Bolsonaro are more critical of the democratic regime than those of Lula; perception of the functioning of the institutions enters the presidential dispute

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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