Garman: The government’s reaction to Inss will be the weight in the 2026 elections
The discovered corruption plan at the National Social Security Institute (INSS) has caused concern at the Planalo Palace, especially at a time when the government’s popularity showed signs of stability. Christopher Garman, CEO of the Eurasia Group of Americas, says that the scandal may have great repercussions, although the game should not be “changed” to the 2026 elections.
According to Garman, the timing of the scandal is not particularly favorable to the government, which Facing an important decrease in approval earlier this year. The fact that his plan is Millions of people with retirees are exacerbatedAnd you may keep the topic as evidence in the coming months.
Limited electoral impact
Despite the severity of the case, Garman argues that the scandal is unlikely to have a A decisive effect on the 2026 elections. Two major workers support the analysis: the big time until the elections and the fact that the corruption plan started in the previous government.
This last circumstance allows if it were not for his team to argue that they had discovered only a previously existing problem. However, Garman notes that the government’s reaction will be decisive to alleviate the possible electoral damage.
To reduce the negative impact, Erosia CEO indicates that the government must act quickly to pay the affected retirees and show beams in combating the root of the problem.
