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Research Atlas: Lula Disapproved by 53.8% of Brazilians and Approved by 43.7%

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There are 50.8% voters who consider the government bad or bad, against 38.3% who think it is good or good and 10.8% who see it as regular
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Research AtlasIntel/Bloomberg shows that 53.8% disapprove of the Lula government, while 43.7% approve of the president's performance.

The disapproval of the government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) reached 54%, according to the research AtlasIntel/Bloomberg released on Thursday, 10. Approval is 44%. Other 3% did not know how to answer. When questioned about the government's evaluation, 51% classified it as bad or bad; 38%, as great or good; and 11%, as regular. + Understand West Policy News The religious cut shows the greatest rejection among evangelicals: 65% di…

AtlasIntel uprising heard 5,000 voters from Brazil from 4 to 9 September; margin of error is 1 percentage point. Read on Power360.

Search AtlasIntel released this Thursday, 10, shows that the disapproval of President Lula (PT) reached 53.8%. The negative record of the petist in the survey is 54% of reprobation, recorded in the months of March and May of last year. Lula's approval, in turn, fell from 45%, in August, to 43.7%. Lula reached...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Less than a month before the first round of elections, President Lula's approval declined 1.3 percentage point

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There are 50.8% voters who consider the government bad or bad, against 38.3% who think it is good or good and 10.8% who see it as regular

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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