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Supreme Federal Court approval hits record low of 47% in Brazil

A new Datafolha survey reveals that negative approval of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) has reached 47%, the highest level since the tracking began in 2019. Conversely, positive approval of the ministers has dropped to 18%, matching the lowest recorded level in December 2019. The decline in public trust follows reports of communications between certain ministers and Daniel Vorcaro, the former owner of Banco Master.

In response to the institutional crisis, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has proposed significant judicial reforms. His proposals include the implementation of fixed terms for STF ministers to replace the current life tenure system and the creation of a council of notable figures—comprising jurists and civil society members—to evaluate and vet judicial nominees before they are sent to the Senate.

Additionally, the President advocated for the abolition of the electoral fund, stating that the current system has “rotted” politics. The survey also highlighted political polarization regarding the Court: 69% of supporters of Flávio Bolsonaro view the STF negatively, compared to 24% of Lula supporters. Meanwhile, 37% of voters rate the National Congress as bad or terrible.

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Congresso Nacional · Datafolha · Flávio Bolsonaro · Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva · National Congress · National Congress of Brazil · Supreme Federal Court · Supremo Tribunal Federal

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