TV Globo conducted, this week, a series of daily interviews with presidential candidates, broadcast live every day after the Journal Nacional show. From Monday to Saturday, the six highest-placed candidates in the latest Quaest poll were questioned by journalists Renata Vasconcellos and César Tralli. This Saturday, Augusto Cury, from the Avante party, was the sixth and last candidate to be interviewed in the questioning.
GLOBO's columnists evaluated the candidate's performance during the interview. Augusto Cury's performance was described as "unconvincing" by the analysts, who considered his performance insufficient to win over the voters watching the questioning.
As for the scores given, the columnists gave Augusto Cury an average score of 1 on a scale of 1 to 5. On this scale, the higher the number given by the journalist, the better the candidate's performance. The final score is calculated from an average of the points attributed by each columnist to the interviewee. With this assessment, Cury received the lowest score among the candidates questioned during the week.
