RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Support has more than doubled since 2017, rising from 24% of Brazilians to 56%.
Amid a new spike in poverty and pressure to expand income programs, an unprecedented survey by Datafolha for Oxfam Brazil found that a majority of Brazilians now favor raising taxes to fund social policies.
Support has more than doubled since 2017, rising from 24% of Brazilians to 56%. Nine in ten believe that . . .
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