Lula's Approval Rating Dips Amid Rising Disapproval
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's government approval rating slightly decreased from 29% to 28% while disapproval rose to 40%, according to a Datafolha survey.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is experiencing a slight dip in government approval ratings, according to a recent survey by pollster Datafolha.
The approval rating has decreased marginally from 29% in April to 28%, reflecting shifting public sentiment.
Meanwhile, the disapproval rating has climbed from 38% to 40% during the same timeframe, indicating growing dissatisfaction among citizens.
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