Arko Poll: Lower House divided on authorization to investigate the President

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 10 Jul 2017 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

• Congressional representatives are divided on the accusation against President Michel Temer: 36.90% think the Lower House will not authorize the accusation; 33.69% think the contrary;
• Most want the legislative recess to occur;
• Forty-five percent (45.45%) think the coalition is willing to reject the accusations against Temer, even if they are sent separately;
• A significant portion think the PGR accusations are consistent (48.66%);
• Most do not agree with the terms of the JBS plea bargain deal with the PGR (73.26%);
• A large majority (78.61%) does not think there is space to vote on Pension Reform.

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