Greater approval for Lula da Silva
The gap between the percentage of the population that approves (46%) and disapproves (51%) The Da Silva Government (Workers Party) was reduced by half in a monthgoing from ten to five percentage points.
The result confirms the Recovery in the Government’s approval index of the PTwhich began in the previous survey of July, and represents the highest approval level since January, when it reached 47%, cited or globe.
The survey conducted 12,150 face -to -face interviews with Brazilians over 16 years between August 13 and 17 in eight Brazilian states, which represent 66 % of the country’s electorate.
The study was carried out in the streets of Bahia, Goiás, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Pernambuco, Río de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul and São Paulo.
The survey asked if Lula is directing a better government than Jair Bolsonaro (PL). August results show that 43% of Brazilians believe it, compared to 40% in July.
The percentage of those who think otherwise decreased from 44% to 38% during the same period. There was also a change of mind among voters who did not declare having a political position. In the most recent survey, 37% think that the PT government is better, the 32% that is the same and 27% that is worse.
Lula Da Silva’s strong message to Donald Trump in the midst of the diplomatic crisis between Brazil and the USA
The president of Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silvapublished a message in response to recent measures of Donald Trump that affect Brazilian exports. While sowing a grape plant, Lula said: “I am planting food and not planting violence or planting.”
The video was recorded by the first lady, Rosângela “Janja” da Silva, and released in the official account of Lula in X. In addition to sowing, the president invited his American pair to meet Brazil: “I hope you can visit the presidential palace one day and we can talk so that I can know the true Brazil. ”
The message occurs in the middle of an increasing tension between Brazil and United Statesafter Washington imposed tariffs of the 50% to Brazilian productsincluding coffee, fruits and meat, in response to legal actions against former president Jair Bolsonaro.
Source: Ambito
