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June 2, 2014

Brazilian Discontent Ahead of World Cup

Most Say Hosting World Cup Is Bad for Brazil

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Brazilian Discontent Ahead of World Cup
Inflation, Crime, Health Care and Corruption Top Concerns
Mixed Views of Rousseff’s Influence
Widespread Disapproval of Rousseff’s Handling of Key Issues
Rousseff Viewed More Favorably than Her Challengers
Views of Groups and Institutions Souring in Brazil
Rising Prices, Crime, Health Care and Corruption Seen as Top Challenges
View of Protests
Rousseff Gets Low Marks on Key Issues
Divided Views of Rousseff’s Influence
Views of Bolsa Familia
Fewer See Brazil as an Emerging Power
Most Say Brazil Should Be More Respected
Economic Ratings Plummet in Brazil
Growing Frustration with Country Direction and Economic Conditions
Rousseff Viewed More Favorably than Other Presidential Candidates
Sharp Uptick in Brazilian Dissatisfaction
World Cup and Brazil’s Image
Influence of Key Groups and Institutions

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