The crisis opened by (-RJ) in the plenary session and deepened the wear and tear of the President of the House, (-PB), among his own colleagues. A survey by the data agency Datrix obtained by the column shows that, between Tuesday (9) and this Thursday (11), 82% of the demonstrations in the deputy networks about Motta had a negative content.
During the period, parliamentarians published 242 direct mentions of the President of the Chamber, from 102 different profiles, reaching around 55 million people — approximately a quarter of all the impact generated on the networks by deputies in those days.
The critical wave was driven by , classified by opponents as “disguised amnesty” for those involved in the acts of January 8, accounting for 44% of mentions. The proposal was approved on Wednesday (10) and was sent to the Senate.
Glauber’s impeachment process accounted for 33% of negative mentions, and the turmoil in the plenary motivated another 16%, according to monitoring.
PSOL was the group that most attacked Motta, with Sâmia Bomfim, Glauber Braga and Chico Alencar accounting for around 17% of the negative statements. The also boosted criticism, with Rogério Correia, Maria do Rosário and Erika Kokay.
The positive manifestations — from Nelson Barbudo, Dr. Luiz Ovando and the profile in the name of Carla Zambelli, who is imprisoned in Italy — had less engagement and reached less than 3 million users. According to Datrix, the low range reinforces the asymmetry of the debate and indicates, in the short term, Motta’s loss of authority in leading the Chamber.
com DIEGO ALEJANDRO, KARINA MATIAS and VICTORIA CÓCOLO
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