Brazil

Brazil's Supreme Court saw a drastic drop in negative ratings and strengthened its image as a defender of democracy.According to a recent survey by PowerData, the negative assessment of Brazil's Supreme Court (STF) has decreased by 9 percentage points during the first six months of President Lula's administration.The rating is now at its lowest point since 2021, when the judiciary began taking a stronger stance against the Bolsonaro government.In December 2022, 40% of voters viewed the Court's performance as "bad" or "terrible," whereas now it stands at 31%.Positive evaluations of the Court .

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