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STF Blitz over Jair Bolsonaro in prison helps Flavius in research, says Quaest
For 52%, the measure was wrong; 41% considered it correct
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For 52%, the measure was wrong; 41% considered it correct. The assessment that there was an exaggeration reaches 83% on the right non-poçonarist, 92% between pocket players and 50% among independents ", said Nunes. Another factor was the reaction to Flávio Bolsonaro's ban on visiting his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro .
Furthermore, For Nunes, the first piece of the reorganization of the right was public reconciliation with Michelle Bolsonaro. The difference between them fell from 12 to nine percentage points. Among the interviewees, 52% said they disagreed with the determination.
In addition, According to the research, 54% say that Flavio Bolsonaro's statements about the polls in a meeting with ambassadors do not alter the intention to vote.
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For 52%, the measure was wrong; 41% considered it correct.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe assessment that there was an exaggeration reaches 83% on the right non-poçonarist, 92% between pocket players and 50% among independents ", said Nunes.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAnother factor was the reaction to Flávio Bolsonaro's ban on visiting his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro .
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFor Nunes, the first piece of the reorganization of the right was public reconciliation with Michelle Bolsonaro.
reliability moderate2/2 sources
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The difference between them fell from 12 to nine percentage points.
according to G1Among the interviewees, 52% said they disagreed with the determination.
according to VejaAccording to the research, 54% say that Flavio Bolsonaro's statements about the polls in a meeting with ambassadors do not alter the intention to vote.
according to G1
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