Controversial center during the term of (), the first lady of Silva has her actions seen as harmful to the government for 36% of Brazilians. Another 14% think they help management.
Already 40% believe that Janja neither disturbs nor helps, while 10% say they have no opinion on the subject.
This is what the latest research on Tuesday (10) and Wednesday (11), listening to 2,004 people in 136 cities. The survey margin of error is two percentage points for more or less.
Janja in which she was criticized by Lula’s ministers, allies, and opponents, who see her with excess protagonism in a government in which she has no office or elective mandate.
The latest case occurred on Lula’s trip in early May, when Janja asked the word at a dinner to inquire the host’s leader about regulating the Asian social network Tiktok.
Diplomats and members of the entourage reported discomfort with breach of protocol. Lula defended her, stating that she merely complemented a theme raised by him.
Already Janjacque The criticism is nothing more than machismo, argument that she usually resorts when the sociologist finds herself in the spotlight, and said she will continue to speak when she thinks she should.
According to Datafolha, Janja is evil as an influence for 40% of men, a draw on the edge of the research margin with the overall average. Among women, the negative view of the first lady falls out of technical equality, being 36%.
The disapproval of acting, which is criticized by ministers for controlling the husband’s agenda and for attending meetings on various topics without clear credentials, is greater among the most educated.
In the segment with higher education, 49% think Janja disturbs more than helps. The index returns to the general population among those who have completed high school (34%) and decreases at 26% among those who completed only the elementary.
Lula’s allies complaint episodes against the first lady have come from the campaign when she played a central role in organizing the access to the then candidate.
In PT committees, his table was usually on Lula’s anteroom, controlling the agenda. Already in government, she draws attention not only by the presence in the palace routine and, but also, as in the episode with XI.
She entered Lula’s official photo with then -US president Joe Biden in 2023, causing veiled complaints at Itamaraty, for example. Elon Musk at an event parallel to the dome in Rio earlier this year.
During the summit itself, she was in virtually every meeting with Lula, something unusual in world diplomacy. She too, also choosing chef Morena Leite to elaborate him.
