Politics and Education in Brazil

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Key Takeaways

  • Homeschooling in Brazil is not a prominent online discussion, possibly due to it not being a highly controversial or attention-grabbing topic compared to other issues.
  • Sentiment towards Jair Bolsonaro is often negative, with criticisms focusing on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, accusations of corruption, and dissatisfaction with economic issues.
  • Public opinion toward Lula da Silva is mixed regarding his actions during his administration and criticisms for his indirect contribution to Bolsonaro's rise to power.

Our Methodology

Demographics

Brazillians

Sample Size

2,500

Geographical Breakdown

Brazil

Time Period

30 Days

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Homeschooling in Brazil

Discussion About Homeschooling

MIG data shows that online discussions about homeschooling in Brazil are not particularly prominent.

  • Low discussion suggests that it may not be a popular topic of conversation in relation to other current events or that it does not generate as much controversy or attention as other issues.
  • However, the lack of discussion on homeschooling does not necessarily reflect a lack of interest or importance of the issue in the broader Brazilian context.

The top discussion topics in Brazil over the last 30 days do not include anything specifically related to homeschooling or education regulations.

Public Discussion About Education

  • There is some discussion about education secretaries working on reinforcement schooling in 2024 due to almost 80% of students not learning anything during the pandemic.
  • There are some calls for the adoption of homeschooling in response to Brazil's poor performance in PISA, a global student assessment.
  • The fact that Bolsonaro's government had four Ministers of Education, each seemingly worse than the last, is also a point of dissatisfaction.

Jair Bolsonaro

Sentiment seems predominantly negative for Bolsonaro.

Positive

  • Some defend Bolsonaro, arguing that he kept the country financially stable during the pandemic.
  • They say poor performance in education is due to a system deeply entrenched in Marxism.
  • Some also suggest that the criticisms are unfair given that Bolsonaro only had four years in power compared to the 14 years of PT rule.

Negative

  • Some express disgust towards Bolsonaro, with references to a friend of his allegedly making inappropriate comments about women.
  • Accusations of Bolsonaro inciting a coup, accusations that he’s a thief and corrupt with some demanding his arrest.
  • Many criticisms focus on Bolsonaro's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, with accusations of negligence and delay in vaccine procurement, contributing to a high death toll.
  • Dissatisfaction with Bolsonaro, accusing him of having allowed inflation to grow more than da Silva.

Lula da Silva

Public opinion toward da Silva seems mixed.

Positive

  • Some commenters applaud actions taken under Lula da Silva's administration, specifically in relation to actions against organized crime.
  • They reference the confiscation of over 3 billion reals from organized crime, and laud the efforts of President Lula and his government.
  • Praise for his recent negotiations with Germany, which resulted in significant investment in a high-tech lab to combat pandemics.
  • The government's Desenrola Brasil program, which aims to help citizens resolve their debts, is praised by some users who view it as a positive initiative from the Silva government.

Negative

  • Criticism for indirectly contributing to Bolsonaro's rise to power and accuse him of involvement in various frauds.
  • Some call da Silva a thief and a criminal.
  • Criticism for his comments comparing Israel's defense actions to genocide, with calls for balance from authorities.
  • Some accuse him of supporting terrorist groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah, while others defend him, stating that he would never support such groups.

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