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PowerData/Aya: 52% Disapprove of Lula Government; 42% Approve

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Research showed that 49% consider petist management 'bad or bad' and 33% evaluate as 'good or good'
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The negative evaluation of the government of the president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) reached the highest level of the historical series of the research. It is what points to the survey PowerData/Aya, released on Thursday (10). According to the data, 49% of the interviewees classify the management as "bad" or "bad", while only 33% evaluate it as "optimal" or [...]

The survey shows that 51% of voters disagree with the personal performance of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT), while 41% approve it. Other 8% did not know how to respond. In comparison with the previous round, from August 30 to September 2, the disapproval oscillated 1 percentage point up and the approval, 1 percentage point down. The government's assessment presents a similar scenario. According to the survey, 52% disagree with the Lul…

Research conducted from September 6 to 9 shows slight worsening in the perception of the electorate about the work of the petist

Research showed that 49% consider petist management 'bad or bad' and 33% evaluate as 'good or good'

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Institute interviewed 2,000 voters between August 27 and 31; margin of error is two percentage points, for more or less, with 95% confidence rate

·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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