News from Brazil: The Brazilian President Temer's Unpopularity Is Mainly Due to the Economy

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thursday, june 14, 2018

Brazil | World | Business | São Paulo | Science & Health | Sports| Culture | Travel | Ombudsman Fátima Meira/Futura Press/Folhapress Brazilian President Michel Temer The Brazilian President Temer's Unpopularity Is Mainly Due to the Economy The president's personal image and the loss of status caused by corruption scandals that involve him are secondary issues; According to a Datafolha survey, it is the worst performance a Brazilian president has had since the indicator started to be recorded in 1989 Unprecedented Presidential Decision Puts General in Charge of Defense Ministry This decision marks the first time since the post was created in 1999 that a member of the armed forces has held the position; The general has been serving in the position since February as interim minister Public Construction Works from the 2014 World Cup Are Still Unfinished in Eight Capital Cities While Brazil gets ready to root for the national team during the World Cup in Russia, public construction works public transportation projects projected for the 2014 World Cup are still underway in eight capitals Skeptical Brazilian Soccer Fans Paint Street with Argentine Colors in Piauí Skeptical of the Brazilian soccer team as well as of the country's current political situation, the local fan's decided to paint the walls of their street with the colors of Brazil's archrival, Argentina; They also promised to become faithful supporters of the team led by striker Lionel Messi brazil Moro Takes Measure to Protect Companies and Informants in Car Wash Investigation Brazilian judge Sérgio Moro imposed a measure to block actions from control bodies and the federal government, prohibiting the use of evidence obtained by operation Car Wash against informants and companies that admitted to crimes and began to cooperate with public prosecutors in the investigations são paulo São Paulo Government Offers Service to Access 30 Million Citizens' Confidential National ID Card Info With the help of an optical reader, companies interested in the data will be able to purchase access packages and confirm whether or not a person's fingerprints have been registered in the São Paulo police database PUBLICIDADE FOLLOW US: Contact Us | Privacy Policy Click here to unsubscribe Copyright Folha de S.Paulo. All rights reserved.