Poll shows improvement in Brazil President Temer's low approval ratingBRASILIA (Reuters) - The approval rating for Brazilian President Michel Temer s scandal-plagued government has doubled to 6 percent from the prior survey, a new poll published on Wednesday showed, as the country s economy continues to improve. The survey by pollster Ibope, conducted between Dec. 7-10, said the number of people who considered Temer s government  bad  or  terrible  fell to 74 percent, from 77 percent in the previous survey in September. That represents the first improvement in Temer s unfavorable rating since he took over last year from his predecessor Dilma Rousseff, who was impeached for breaking budget rules. Brazil s economy continues to strengthen as it exits its worst recession in a century, posting its third consecutive quarter of growth in the third quarter. The poll comes as Brazil s Congress heads into a winter recess until February without voting to overhaul the pension system, Temer s top policy initiative that is seen as vital to fixing the country s finances but is widely unpopular. The government has notched some smaller legislative successes, including more flexible labor regulations that came into effect last month. In October, the lower house of Congress again rejected corruption charges against Temer. worldnews
poll shows improvement brazil president temper low approval ratingbrasilia reuters the approval rating brazilian president michel temper government doubled percent prior survey new poll published wednesday showed country economy continues improve the survey poster scope conducted said number people considered temper government bad terrible fell percent percent previous survey september that represents first improvement temper unfavorable rating since took last year predecessor film rousseff impeached breaking budget rules brazil economy continues strengthen exits worst recession century posting third consecutive quarter growth third quarter the poll comes brazil congress heads winter recess february without voting overhaul pension system temper top policy initiative seen vital fixing country finances widely unpopular the government notched smaller legislative successes including flexible labor regulations came effect last month in october lower house congress rejected corruption charges temper worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Poll shows improvement in Brazil President Temer's low approval ratingBRASILIA (Reuters) - The approval rating for Brazilian President Michel Temer s scandal-plagued government has doubled to 6 percent from the prior survey, a new poll published on Wednesday showed, as the country s economy continues to improve. The survey by pollster Ibope, conducted between Dec. 7-10, said the number of people who considered Temer s government  bad  or  terrible  fell to 74 percent, from 77 percent in the previous survey in September. That represents the first improvement in Temer s unfavorable rating since he took over last year from his predecessor Dilma Rousseff, who was impeached for breaking budget rules. Brazil s economy continues to strengthen as it exits its worst recession in a century, posting its third consecutive quarter of growth in the third quarter. The poll comes as Brazil s Congress heads into a winter recess until February without voting to overhaul the pension system, Temer s top policy initiative that is seen as vital to fixing the country s finances but is widely unpopular. The government has notched some smaller legislative successes, including more flexible labor regulations that came into effect last month. In October, the lower house of Congress again rejected corruption charges against Temer. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: poll shows improvement brazil president temper low approval ratingbrasilia reuters the approval rating brazilian president michel temper government doubled percent prior survey new poll published wednesday showed country economy continues improve the survey poster scope conducted said number people considered temper government bad terrible fell percent percent previous survey september that represents first improvement temper unfavorable rating since took last year predecessor film rousseff impeached breaking budget rules brazil economy continues strengthen exits worst recession century posting third consecutive quarter growth third quarter the poll comes brazil congress heads winter recess february without voting overhaul pension system temper top policy initiative seen vital fixing country finances widely unpopular the government notched smaller legislative successes including flexible labor regulations came effect last month in october lower house congress rejected corruption charges temper worldnews