Allies of the President (PT) attributed to the crisis of the (National Institute of Social Security) to his, as recorded by.
Although betting on the improvement of government assessment, they recognize that this process could be slow and, in the word of one of them, even suffered. The adoption of popular measures and the economy would be assets for this retake of approval.
According to Datafolha, the 40% petista fails, compared to 28% that approve it, in relation to the bad or bad rate, the worst level recorded by the petista in their three terms.
In early April, 38% failed Lula, compared to 29% who thought him great or good. It was good news for the government, in the face of Sangria registered in February, 41% of disapproval and 24% approval.
The president’s assistants remember that the INSS scandal has interrupted a rescue trajectory of government approval, shaken by the crisis caused by the dissemination of the false version of taxation. These allies of Lula claim that they have managed to stop greater wear on the petista’s image.
They emphasize the government’s evaluation in the Northeast. A minister emphasizes the positive oscillation in low -income electorate and regrets that the succession of crises prevent the catalyzing of government actions, but claims to consider that the research numbers are not bad.
Government leader in the House, José Guimarães (PT-CE) points out as natural this stabilization after the confrontation of crisis. He argues that the president and PT dedicate themselves to the construction of an alliance with the center-left center and sectors of the center right. “Now it’s foot on the road.”
PT leader in the House, Lindbergh Farias, also recommends that Lula go to the streets. According to him, after adversity, this stability “until it is good”. “If he goes to the streets, talking to workers, women, northeastern, with whom he speaks up to two minimum wages, showing what he did, I’m sure we recover until the end of the year,” said Lindbergh.
Senate government leader Jaques Wagner (PT-BA) states that, with the stabilization of government assessment on a margin of 40%, Lula is a candidate with a very possibility of victory. He says that during a campaign, the environment is different and “people start hearing truths.” “If you ask if I liked it, obviously not. I would like it to be in 70%. But it doesn’t take my sleep.”
PP President Ciro Nogueira (PI) said the president is reaping what he planted. “Planted rejection, planted disapproval and is receiving back. The research confirms what ‘Datapovo’ shows on the streets: Lula 3 is the worst of all. And it only started to melt.”
Senator Damares Alves (Republicans-DF) said the government’s disapproval will be greater. She said she believed the INSS crisis contributed a lot to the fall, but that economic factors were decisive.
A parliamentarian who makes up the ruling alliance said that research shows stability, but with no discharge bias.
