The government of the president (PT) is considered excellent or good by 34% of Brazilians, according to an Ipec survey this Friday (13), which shows the same percentage among those who evaluate it as bad or terrible.
According to the survey, another 30% consider the government to be regular, and 2% did not know or preferred not to give their opinion. The positive assessment fluctuated within the margin of error, which is two percentage points, plus or minus.
In the institute’s previous round, in September, 35% rated it as excellent or good and 34% rated it as bad or terrible, while 28% of those interviewed rated it as regular.
The research was carried out between the 5th and 10th of December, capturing at least part of the impact of . Lula underwent surgery in São Paulo between his brain and one of his meninges in the early hours of the 10th, Tuesday.
When those interviewed — 2,000 people over the age of 16 — were asked about Lula’s way of governing, 47% responded that they approve of his work, while 46% disapprove of him. Another 7% preferred or did not know how to answer. The variations were also within the margin of error, since in September Lula’s way of governing was approved by 49% and disapproved by 45%.
There was no change in the survey on ac, with the same 52% recorded as in September who said they did not trust Lula and 45% who said they did.
