Brazil's Temer Sees Support Fall to Single Digits, Estado Says
- Temer rated "good" or "very good" by 9%, according to report
- President and cabinet members under fire from corruption probe
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Brazil President Michel Temer’s popularity has fallen into single digits as he fends off corruption allegations and backs unpopular austerity measures, local press reported.
Temer was rated "good" or "very good" by nine percent of respondents, local newspaper Estado de S. Paulo reported, citing an Ibope poll. In the prior Ibope survey carried out in March, the president’s approval rating stood at 20 percent.