Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has only an approval rating of 35 percent, according to a new poll. The 78-year-old has now put herself in positive conversation with a jogging video. The clip had been viewed more than 10.3 million times on Friday.
This is the largest audience Lula has had on Instagram since the beginning of this year, Brazilian media report. The politician posts several messages on the platform every day. In his video, Lula can be seen wearing a sleeveless sports shirt and shorts. He jogs through the elegant Alvorada Palace, his headquarters, and talks as he walks. He looks concentrated, keeps looking down and no smile appears on his face.
Here you can see the video of the Brazilian president.
He invites “all of you who want to live healthily, who want to enjoy your life a little more, to reach the age of 120, as I intend to do,” the president said. People in Brazil need to “move their legs and arms and even walk a little if they have the physical strength.”
Role model for other ministers
As of Friday, the video had received nearly a million likes and a total of about 10.3 million views. According to a survey by the Datafolha Institute published on Thursday, Lula’s popularity has fallen to 35 percent. In December that was still 38 percent. At the same time, dissatisfaction with his government increased over the same period (from 30 to 33 percent).
Other ministers have now taken the success of the jogging video as an example and published similar articles. The Brazilian president had previously called for better communication and more results from his colleagues.
Source: Krone
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