Temer Is Brazil’s Most Unpopular Leader Ever, Poll Says
- Only 3% of population consider government good or very good
- Temer administration pursing austerity measures after slump
Michel Temer
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Michel Temer is Brazil’s most unpopular president on record and his government got no "very good" rating at all from women as he faces corruption charges and pushes economic austerity measures, an opinion survey showed.
Temer’s government was rated as good or very good by 3 percent of respondents, down from 5 percent in July and the lowest of any president, according to an Ibope poll published on Thursday by the National Industry Confederation or CNI. Meanwhile, 77 percent of those surveyed described his government as bad or terrible, up from 70 percent previously. No women at all rated his administration as "very good" and 63 percent rated it as "very bad", the poll showed.
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Temer Is Brazil’s Most Unpopular Leader Ever, Poll Says