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Weekly Report - 23 February 2017 (WR-17-07)
BRAZIL: Temer’s approval rating sinks further
Though the Brazilian government appears increasingly confident that the recovery is around the corner, the feel-good factor is certainly eluding the electorate. On 15 February, the CNT announced the results of a poll that was conducted among 2,002 voters in 25 states. Overall the evaluations of Temer’s government and his performance as president declined from what they were in October. For what it is worth, they remain slightly higher than they were for Dilma Rousseff this time last year.
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