Corruption returns to the attention of political debate with Inss fraud, the analyst said
The recent discovery of fraud in the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) has brought to light an theme of Brazilian politics: Corruption. According to the journalist and political risk analyst Fabio Zombeli, Consulting Organization Public Affairs Vice PresidentThe matter has been firmly back to political debate and has significant impacts on the 2026 election.
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“People are asking and questioning whether corruption will return for a 26 election debate,” the analyst said Retirement money fraud is already creating negotiations in effective circles.
Polarity and decisive voters
Current political scene, according to experts, marked For a strong polarity. On the one hand, there is a group that strongly supports the government and accepts its articles. On the other hand, there is some part of the population that denies any argument from Planeto Palace.
However, Zambeli believes that it is a decisive group in the election This is in the middle of the eccentricity. “Who is in the midst of who will decide the elections, the president will be the size of the president, but hung on one side or on the other,” he explained. These voters are particularly sensitive to corruption and corruption.
Lava jato legacy and new complaints
The analyst is also referring to the effect of Operation Lava Jato in the Brazilian political scenario. He recalled that the operation was once a centralized voters flag “literally buried and politically too.”
In this case, the emergence of a new corruption scandal involved in the current government rebounds questions about the need for a new attack against corruption practices. “When a big scandal returns to a government that has faced recent corruption scales, it is natural for these audiences to start asking for elections: Is that pre-lava jet back?” Pondera Zambeli.
The analyst claimed that he had noticed “Temperature” has increased in relation to the theme of corruption. For him, it was a variable that was out of the radar and now “definitely returned to political debate.”
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