Lula Approval Rises From 44% to 46%, Points Out Quaest
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Disapproval also fell in relation to the previous survey, but is still higher: 49%
New research Quaest government Lula indicates that disapproval oscillated to 49% and approval rose to 46% in a survey released on Monday.
After almost three years and nine months of mandate, the government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) is reprobated by almost half of the Brazilian population. It is what shows the data of Quaest's research released on Monday, 28. According to the survey, the petist government is approved by 46% of voters. The index remained stable, oscillated within the margin of error, in relation to the previous research, last week, when 50% said to…
Northeast follows as the only region where Lula's approval overcomes disapproval
Quaest research released on Monday (28) points to 49% disapproval and 46% approval to the Lula government, according to g1
Quaest research released on Monday (28) shows that disapproval of the Lula government fell to 49%, while approval rose to 46%. The evaluation neg...
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