Despite the government’s optimism with the end of , the PT does not believe that the measure will have such an immediate political effect.
The reason is that internal research carried out by the party shows that the impact of the Income Tax exemption, approved at the end of last year, .
According to surveys, despite the measure having come into force at the beginning of the year, in January, only 16% knew about it.
In March, about a third of those interviewed felt the change in their paycheck. Only now, six months after approval, do 50% feel the effects.
Therefore, members of the group say that there is no “silver bullet” to increase Lula’s popularity, as defended by the minister of the Presidency’s Social Communication Secretariat, .
They believe that this is why government communication needs to change. The defense is that it be more humanized, show that the government is “still doing it” and leave triumphalism aside.
The party’s internal assessment is that it will have more voter confidence if it shows what it still has to do in a possible next term.
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