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BTG/Nexus: 50%; Most Disapprove of Lula Management, While 45% Approve

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VINICIUS SCHMIDT/METROPOLES @vinicius.foto The BTG/Nexus research released on Tuesday (8/9) shows that the government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) is approved by 45% and disapproved by 50% of the Brazilian electorate. Those who do not know or do not respond represent 4%.According to the data, the perception of the current government suffered slight oscillation in relation to the previous survey, released on August 31st. At that ti…
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A little more than three weeks after the first round of the general elections in Brazil, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) is reprobated by half of the Brazilian population, according to data from the BTG/Nexus research released on Tuesday, 8. According to the survey, 50% of the interviewees claim to reprobate Lula, before 45% who approve it after more than three and a half years of mandate. + Understand what is West Policy Research shows…

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Research BTG/Nexus also measured voting intentions for president and rejection of candidates. Read on Power360.

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Evaluation: 36% of respondents evaluated the petist administration as good or good, while 46% rated it as bad or bad.

2,002 people were heard, between the days 04 and 07 of September; margin of error is 2 percentage points, for more or less

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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