The approval of Vlade Lula is 38% in three months

The government of the Brazilian president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, 38 percent approve of his administration in the first three months in powerworse than that recorded in the same period in his previous two terms, according to a poll published this Saturday.

The survey was conducted by the Datafolha Institute and adds that 29% of respondents describe the Government as “terrible”, while that 30% consider it “regular”.

Lula defeated the then president in the second round of elections last October Jair Bolsonaro with 50.9% of the votes, compared to 49.1% for the far-right leader who was seeking re-election.

According to Datafolha, the perception that Brazilians have about After the first three months of his mandate, Lula is worse than what was recorded in his previous two mandates (2003-2006 and 2007-2010).

In his first term, Lula received 43% of support in the first three months, while in the second term he ended that period with the approval of 48% of the society.

According to a poll published this Saturday, 51% of Brazilians believe that Lula has “done less than he could” in his first three months.

25% felt that it “did what was expected”, and only 18% answered that he “did more than expected”.

Datafolha also measured the expectations of Brazilians regarding the future and 50% of those surveyed said they were convinced that Lula’s government will be “excellent or good,” compared to 27 percent who expect a “regular” term and another 21 percent who think his administration will be “terrible.”

According to Datafolha, the survey has a margin of error of two percentage points and was conducted between March 29 and 30, period in which 2,028 voters from 126 municipalities from all regions of the country were consulted.