(Reuters) - Brazilians were pleased with the country's strong economic
performance, rising wages and social welfare programs,
according to a Sensus opinion poll published by the National
Transport Confederation.
Lula's personal approval rating rose to 64 percent, its
highest rate since February 2005, from 63.7 percent in April,
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performance, rising wages and social welfare programs,
according to a Sensus opinion poll published by the National
Transport Confederation.
Lula's personal approval rating rose to 64 percent, its
highest rate since February 2005, from 63.7 percent in April,
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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