News from Brazil: 72% Say Brazilian Economy Is Worse, Datafolha Survey Shows

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monday, june 11, 2018

Brazil | World | Business | São Paulo | Science & Health | Sports| Culture | Travel | Ombudsman Nelson Antoine/Folhapress People looking for a job in São Paulo 72% Say Brazilian Economy Is Worse, Datafolha Survey Shows It is the worse figure since February 2016, when the country was still facing a strong recession; In the previous study, held in April this year, 52% had a pessimistic opinion of the country's situation Disapproval Increases and Makes Temer Most Unpopular President in Brazilian History The crisis created by the recent truck drivers' strike and the slow recovery of Brazil's economy have made the unpopularity of President Michel Temer increase; A Datafolha survey shows that 82% of Brazilians consider his administration bad or very bad For Every Young Brazilian Killed, Country Loses US$ 150 Thousand For every young Brazilian between the ages of 13 and 25 who gets murdered, Brazil loses approximately US$ 150 thousand; The high number of homicides over the past 20 years has led the country to lose a total of US$ 120 billion Judge Moro Takes on Average Two Days Off per Month in order to Travel across Brazil and Abroad In order to go to the opera in Monaco earlier this month, which he watched from the royal cabin, Judge Sergio Moro had to request a five-day leave of absence to take time off from the 13th Federal Court in Curitiba, Paraná; Since the beginning of 2017, he has requested 37 days off - an average of two days off per month, not including vacation ombudsman Bombarded by Information There is no other event in the world in which Brazilians invest so much of their time and passion as the World Cup. Each edition will demand creativity to overcome the avalanche of information of all kinds coming from everywhere PUBLICIDADE FOLLOW US: Contact Us | Privacy Policy Click here to unsubscribe Copyright Folha de S.Paulo. All rights reserved.