
Flavio's challenge to take off the fare
The main news of the morning of Thursday 16/07/2026 12:50 Disclosure/Flávio Bolsonaro Quaest: Rate weighs more against Flavio Bolsonaro than..
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The percentage of those who answered Flavio fell from 30% to 27% since the last survey in June, while the index of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva increased from 39% to 42%. The response of “another candidate” remained at 23%, indicating a direct transfer between the two leaders. Among the independents, the willingness to support Lula increased from 26% to 33%. 51% believe that Flávio Bolsonaro is responsible for the tariff, when asking Trump sanction against Brazil; 30% believe that Lula's fault in provoking the United States.
Furthermore, Lula government hits U.S. and cites more than 30 meetings on fare.
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The percentage of those who answered Flavio fell from 30% to 27% since the last survey in June, while the index of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva increased from 39% to 42%. The response of “another candidate” remained at 23%, indicating a direct transfer between the two leaders.
according to VejaAmong the independents, the willingness to support Lula increased from 26% to 33%.
according to Veja51% believe that Flávio Bolsonaro is responsible for the tariff, when asking Trump sanction against Brazil; 30% believe that Lula's fault in provoking the United States.
according to MetrópolesLula government hits U.S. and cites more than 30 meetings on fare.
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