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Why Lula’s Popularity is Fading
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June 23, 2025
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In this video we’re going to explain why Lula is increasingly unpopular, his looming succession crisis, and what it all means for Brazil as it heads towards the 2026 election.
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SOURCES:
Most recent AtlasIntel polling for Bloomberg:
Bloomberg on Lula’s decline:
Inflation data and public opinion on it:
Quaest polling on Lula’s approval by different groups:
Polling showing Lula’s policies are popular but not well known:
Social security corruption scandal:
Lula’s comments on running again in 2026:
2026 election polling:
Public wants neither Lula or Bolsonaro in 2026:
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