Brazil

A recent survey conducted by the demoscopic firm Datafolha reveals the deep divisions among Brazilians on key issues, with abortion rights and gun rights being among the most divisive.The survey, conducted with 2,010 people in 112 cities between June 12 and 14, highlights the contrasting opinions in Brazilian society.Regarding abortion, 45% of Brazilians believe that women have the right to decide (25% fully agree and 20% partially agree), while 52% disagree (39% strongly and 13% partially).Gun rights also elicit polarizing views, with 50% supporting citizens' right to possess weapons for self-defense (33% fully agree and .

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