Shifting Approval Ratings: Lula's Government Under Scrutiny

The latest Genial/Quaest poll shows a slight decline in public approval for Lula's government, with approval ratings dropping to 47% from 48% in October. Meanwhile, disapproval ratings increased to 50% from 49%. This indicates a growing scrutiny and divided public opinion on the Brazilian administration's performance.

Recent polling data from Genial/Quaest reveals slight shifts in public sentiment towards Brazil's President Lula and his administration. Approval ratings have decreased to 47%, down from 48% last month.

Conversely, the disapproval ratings have risen to 50%, marking a 1% increase from October figures. This reflects a growing critical view among the electorate.

The findings underscore the polarized perspectives on Lula's policies and leadership, highlighting the challenges facing his government amid evolving public opinions.

(With inputs from agencies.)