Research shows why Lula has to be grateful to his enemies and those of the country

There is, we know, an important question, which is financial in nature. Debt stresses the news and monopolizes not exactly public opinion, but published opinion. These people make it seem that the country is on the edge of the abyss, which is false. Not a long time ago, there were two niches where Brazil was going to walk into chaos: research and economic journalism. It may be that the population is correcting their position in the first case. As for the second, I don’t know. A quality change will only happen when economics experts are neither selling nor buying also starting to give opinion.

IPESPE, directed by sociologist Antonio Lavareda, is among the most respected institutes in the country. Your surveys avoid the “Loco Abreu Questions”. What is that? They are the so -called “little dugs”: creative questions that dig the answer you want to reap. Does that exist? Of course, yes. There are picks in all areas. Why not between researchers? I would never allow some to take over my wallet.

Ideology and Income
With regard to the tips of the ideological position, there is no surprise: they approve of the government 95% of those who say left, and only 4% disapprove. Among those who call themselves as right, disapproval is 88%, and 10%approval. The relevant data is with the centrists: 49% to 45% in favor of the government.

In the group of those who called themselves poor, approval surpasses disapproval at seven points: 52% to 45%. This cut represents 40% of the sample. In the middle class (55% of the total), there is also advantage for the government: 51% to 46%. In the 2% that claim to be rich, then the disapproval is washed: 84% to 16%. A margin note: There is not a single economic reason for these people to display this gall. The question is, even, purely ideological.

The news
As Ipespe notes, the tariff was still the most remembered subject by the respondents at the time the research was done. More: the country was under the impact of approval in the Bondegery PEC Chamber. The perception that the news is favorable to the Lula government jumped from 31% in July to 38% this time; that is negative fell from 41% to 35%.

Since May, the jump in the positive news was 19 points: from 19% to 38%. And fell from 45% to 35% the perception of bad news. That is to say: a 26 -point negative balance became a positive 3. A 29 points turn into four months.