Quaest: 79% of Brazilians Consider that Violence Has Increased in the Country
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Among all the entities and institutions responsible for public security, the federal government has the most poorly evaluated performance, shows the National Security and Technology Survey, carried out by Quaest in partnership with Pax, released on Friday (18). The survey shows that violence is the greatest concern of Brazilians (28%), followed by corruption. The questionnaire also shows that there is a high perception of a recent increase in vi…
Research heard 2,004 people and shows that 28% point to violence as the main problem in Brazil
A national public security research released this Friday, 18, by Quaest, in partnership with Pax, points out that eight out of ten Brazilians understand that violence has increased in the country over the past two years. For 67%, punishments for criminals should be stricter. Pax is an artificial intelligence (AI) platform focused on public security and police investigation. It was created to gather fragmented data – such as occurrence records, w…
Seven out of ten Brazilians say that violence has increased a lot in the country during the last two years, according to Pax/Quaest's national survey published on Friday (18). Another 9% say that the problem has increased a little. Added the two groups, 79% of the respondents perceive some increase in violence. Another 15% assess that the situation remained the same, while 5% say they have noticed a decrease. Only 1% did not know how to respond.…
National survey indicates that 79% perceive increased violence and reveals expressive support for the use of AI, cameras and intelligence by police forces
Lifting on popular perception of public safety heard 2,004 Brazilians from 12 to 15 September; margin of error is 2 p.p.
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