Brazilians Upbeat About Their Country, Despite Its Problems

1. Public Opinion in BrazilFindings from the Pew Research Center’s Global Attitudes Project Survey conducted April 10 to May 6, 2010

2. Over 24,000 Interviews in… Survey conducted April 7 – May 8, 2010. *Countries are disproportionately urban samples.

4. Views of national conditions and the economy

5. Ratings of Lula and key institutions

6. Brazil’s place in the world

7. Brazil as a rising power

8. Ratings of countries and leaders

9. Other topics

10. Gender

12. Ratings of Economic and National Conditions

13. National Conditions

14. Current Economic Conditions

15. Government Rating for Dealing With Economy

16. Influence of Groups and Institutions % Good influence

17. Views of BolsaFamília Based on total sample.

18. How Big of a Problem Is... % Very big problem

19. Who Has a Better Life?

20. Electing a Woman President “Aside from your feelings about DilmaRousseff/Hillary Clinton in particular, do you think it would be a good thing or a bad thing to elect a woman to be president, or don’t you think it matters?”

21. Public Opinion in Brazil:Findings from the Pew Research Center’s Global Attitudes Project Brazil’s Place in the World

22. Brazil Sees Itself as Rising Power

23. Is Our Country Liked Abroad?

24. Views of the U.S. and China

25. U.S./China a Partner, Enemy, or Neither

26. Rating International Leaders

27. Preventing Iran From Developing Nuclear Weapons Willing to consider… Asked of the 85% who oppose Iran acquiring nuclear weapons.

28. Concerns About Climate Change Strong in Brazil % Very serious problem

29. All Pew Global Attitudes Project reports and data are available online at www.pewglobal.org