Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
Tá nos Números: Brazil’s Governments, Compared
An interactive comparison of Brazilian governments since 1995, tracking measures including food prices, employment, hunger, homicides, growth, forests, and corruption.
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- The page lists 175–293 data series for each mandate and marks 2016 as shared between Dilma and Temer.
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The project distinguishes missing measurements, changes in how a series is measured, and time that remains in Lula 3 rather than treating every gap as a comparable result. Its budget section also separates the government that submitted a first-year proposal from Congress’s later changes, with examples and amounts for several transitions.
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