New survey of the show that 51% of Brazilians agree imposed on the former president () by the minister, (Supreme Federal Court). Most, 53%, consider that the magistrate has been acting within the law.
This is what the institute affected on Monday (11) and Tuesday (12), when he went to the field and listened to 2,002 people over 16 years old in 113 municipalities. The global survey error margin is two percentage points for more or less.
On the 4th, the politician’s Moraes for considering that he had disrespected one of the precautionary measures that had been defined by the magistrate, not to comment by social networks of third parties, when participating virtually act in his favor the day before.
The former president awaits trial, who is due to begin in September, on charges of plotting a coup to be in power after the defeat to (PT) in the election of 2022. On Wednesday (13), his defense presented the.
According to the Datafolha survey, the arrest reached 87% of voters, with 30% of them claiming well informed, 42%, more or less, and 15%, with few data.
Among the ears, 42% say they disagree with prison. Another 4% could not give their opinion and 3% were indifferent to the theme.
Bolsonaro denies the accusations and says he is a persecuted politician, a version that sensitized the president, through a campaign led by Eduardo, deputy and son of the former Brazilian president.
With 50%import tariffs, it revoked the visa of Moraes and other ministers of the Supreme, and included the rapporteur of the case of the coup in a list of people under draconian economic sanctions, through. He accuses Moraes of injuring human rights.
Brazilian voters, mostly (53%). Already 39% believe that the magistrate pursues Bolsonaro for political reasons. Another 7% did not give their opinion – 100% are not reached for the sake of rounding numbers.
For 43%, the judiciary treats Bolsonaro worse than other politicians, while 37% consider it to do so equally. Another 13% see the court treating the former president better than his peers, while 7% did not opine.
The evaluations collected by Datafolha are homogeneous, with some variations that end up falling within the expanded error margins of specific segments. Young people 16 to 24 years old, for example, approve more prison (60%), but the stratum variable band is six points for more or less.
The same happens in the south, where an inversion of plausible opinion is seen given the character of. There, 51% say the arrest was unfair and 43% agree with it, but the margin is five points.
The approval of the measure mirrors approximately the perception of the electorate when the current president, Lula, had the one in April 2018. A week later, Datafolha went to the streets and showed that 54% considered the measure fair and 40%, the opposite, with 6% avoiding an opinion.
The difference is that there was a judgment confirmed in two instances there (requirement at the time to send someone to jail). Lula ended up out of prison 580 days later for the change in this rule and then, by which he had been convicted annulled.
Regarding the eventual arrest of Bolsonaro because of the coup pointed out by the Attorney General’s Office, Datafolha had questioned the electorate, made in late July.
About this hypothesis, there was a schism between the ears. They wanted to see the former president arrested 48%, compared to 46% who wanted him free. Still, 51% claimed to doubt that the detention would occur at the end of the process.
In the same survey, the precautionary measures that had been revenue from Moraes, whose non -compliance led to house arrest. They were part of a set of restrictions after the minister identified that Bolsonaro could try to leave the country, amid the beginning of Trump’s campaign in his favor and against the judiciary.
