Disapproval of the Bolsonaro government rises from 20% to 31%

Ipespe Research commissioned by XP Investimentos indicates that the disapproval of the current Brazilian government rose from 20% in January 2019 to 31% in May 2019.

In the same period, according to the same survey, government approval fell from 40% to 35%.

The current government operates under a dynamic of constant conflict, permanently creating enemies, even inside the government itself, and presenting few exits to the economic crisis in which the country finds itself.

The frustration of many voters is directly linked to the feeling that the current president is on a permanent election campaign. As macroeconomic indices such as unemployment, inflation, and industry performance present an increasingly difficult picture, voters want solutions and no longer debates on moral issues.

If the current government does not offer some sort of solution to the crisis affecting the country, the trend is the economic scenario that is bad enough to worsen further. This, in turn, will further weaken the current government.