A recent PoderData survey reveals that President Lula’s 35% disapproval rate in Brazil closely mirrors his predecessor, Jair Bolsonaro’s 34% disapproval. However, Lula gains 5% more in positive ratings. Compared to his earlier terms, Lula’s ratings are lower now. In 2003, he had a 43% positive rate; it was 48% in 2007. Lula and Bolsonaro […]
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