Atlas/Bloomberg: Most Bolsonaro family blame for Trump fare
For 43.3% of respondents, the main motivation is political: to influence the outcome of the presidential elections in Brazil.
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For 43.3% of respondents, the main motivation is political: to influence the outcome of the presidential elections in Brazil. Continue after advertising Responsibility for the fare against Brazil Bolsonaro Family: 45.4% Lula Government: 41.5% Both are equally responsible: 8.5% Neither is responsible: 2.5% I don't know. 2.1%. The Atlas/Bloomberg survey interviewed 5,021 Brazilians over 16 years of age throughout Brazil between July 22 and 27, 2026. For 8.5% of the participants, both Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro are equally responsible for the tariff; another group, composed of 2.5%, states that none of the two presidentials had interference on the application of the rates.
Furthermore, For six out of ten respondents, the new round of US tariffs against Brazil, which came into force last week, is absolutely unjustified . The difference between the two main groups is 3.9 percentage points, within a context in which the theme gained centrality in the political and diplomatic debate between the two countries. The margin of error is 1 percentage point, for more or less.
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For 43.3% of respondents, the main motivation is political: to influence the outcome of the presidential elections in Brazil.
reliability low1/2 sourcesContinue after advertising Responsibility for the fare against Brazil Bolsonaro Family: 45.4% Lula Government: 41.5% Both are equally responsible: 8.5% Neither is responsible: 2.5% I don't know. 2.1%. The Atlas/Bloomberg survey interviewed 5,021 Brazilians over 16 years of age throughout Brazil between July 22 and 27, 2026.
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For 8.5% of the participants, both Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro are equally responsible for the tariff; another group, composed of 2.5%, states that none of the two presidentials had interference on the application of the rates.
according to VejaFor six out of ten respondents, the new round of US tariffs against Brazil, which came into force last week, is absolutely unjustified .
according to VejaThe difference between the two main groups is 3.9 percentage points, within a context in which the theme gained centrality in the political and diplomatic debate between the two countries.
according to MetrópolesThe margin of error is 1 percentage point, for more or less.
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