The Datafolha Institute poll was conducted on March 22-23, and in an earlier one in December, the Labor Party (PT) founder beat the ex-military by 59 percent to 30.
The new study polled 2,556 voters in 181 communities with a margin of error of plus or minus two points.
That day, PT helmsman Gleisi Hoffmann denounced via social media that Lula had received death threats from neo-Nazis in the country.
“ATTENTION! The neo-Nazis threatened to assassinate @LulaOficial and comrades @mariadorosario and @LeonelRadde who are doing an excellent job against extremist groups,” Hoffman wrote on Twitter.
The intolerant promised to kill Lula, the parliamentarian Maria do Rosário and Leonel Radde, councilman and civilian policeman of Porto Alegre.
According to the party leader, the political organization will take action to identify and punish those responsible.
The threats came via messages sent to the cell phone of the council member, who had been similarly intimidated over the past year.
This time, the extremists even announced a date for Radde’s death: October 31.
“Her death is scheduled, he will be in Rio Grande do Sul on October 31, 2022 at 9:00 p.m.,” read one of the messages received.
“We’ll kill you, junk. Your face will be full of bullets,” they added.
The PT announced last July that it was analyzing systems to bolster Lula’s security during the election campaign.
He specified that the exchange of views takes place discreetly within the party and “takes into account the radicalization of the political environment and the aggressiveness of the Bolsonaristas (Bolsonaro supporters), who are perceived as a risk to Lula’s personal security”.
A report by the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper, published on the occasion, warned that “it’s no secret that an important part of the Bolsonarista base is gun-loving” and that, like Bolsonaro, this group “defends the use of force.” . “.
He alluded to the infamous relationship between Bolsonaroism and militiamen and the most radical sectors of the state police.
Also, the American journalist Brian Mier, in contact with TV 247, warned that the United States government is preparing an attack on Brazil, possibly to prevent the return to power of Lula, who, after regaining his rights, is moving the opinion polls towards fairer Elections will take place in March 2021.
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