Ipsos/Ipec survey, carried out between the 13th and 17th of June, with two thousand people in 130 municipalities in the country, regarding the opinion of Brazilians on the impact of the classification of Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) and Comando Vermelho (CV) as terrorist organizations by the United States indicates that 39% believe that this decision is interference by the United States in matters that concern only Brazil. 24% disagree that it is US interference in the country’s internal affairs.
Asked whether the US decision will harm the Brazilian economy, the interviewees were divided, 31% said it should harm and 31% said it will not harm.
According to the show, 33% of respondents believe that the measure will improve public security in Brazil, while 28% believe that it will not improve.
About whether this US classification in relation to the PCC and Red Command will threaten Pix, 39% disagree and 21% totally agree with the statement.
For 30%, the measure will not hinder the joint work of the police and intelligence services of Brazil and the United States, while 27% believe that it will. 41% believe that the classification will put residents living in communities dominated by the PCC and Comando Vermelho at risk and for 24% it will not put them at risk.
For 32% of those interviewed, this decision is a threat to national resources such as rare earthsthe Amazon region and other Brazilian riches, while 29% do not believe in this hypothesis.
