2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-20702012000100011
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A "Era Lula", as eleições presidenciais de 2010 e os desafios do pós-neoliberalismo

Abstract: Em 2007, durante a Segunda Conferência Nacional de Políticas Públicas para as Mulheres, 2 300 ativistas ouviram o ex-metalúrgico Lula -já então consagrado como o presidente de maior popularidade na história do Brasil -declarar que nenhum país poderia ser considerado "moderno e desenvolvido" se o crescimento econômico não beneficiasse "todos, sem exclusão e perpetuação de desigualdades históricas, sem preconceito de gênero, raça ou de qualquer outro". Seu discurso foi interrompido por uma explosão de aplausos e… Show more

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“…The Workers' Party had become consolidated as a bureaucracy over the state, and its best political leaders had gone on to participate in the administration. This meant that the party had lost its presence in the streets and the special connection with social movements that had been a key aspect of its identity from the beginning (Fortes and French, 2012). The narrative of stability and an inclusive social order that had been one of the most important gains of Workers' Party came apart, and uncertainty became a characteristic of the political moment.…”
Section: The End Of the Rooseveltian Dream: The June 2013 Demonstrations And The Limits Of Lulismomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Workers' Party had become consolidated as a bureaucracy over the state, and its best political leaders had gone on to participate in the administration. This meant that the party had lost its presence in the streets and the special connection with social movements that had been a key aspect of its identity from the beginning (Fortes and French, 2012). The narrative of stability and an inclusive social order that had been one of the most important gains of Workers' Party came apart, and uncertainty became a characteristic of the political moment.…”
Section: The End Of the Rooseveltian Dream: The June 2013 Demonstrations And The Limits Of Lulismomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Com seu ataque à pobreza e à desigualdade social, Lula e seu governo também mudaram o discurso público. (FORTES;FRENCH, 2012, p. 218) Essa mudança no discurso provocada pelo consumo, por sua vez, parece avessa à moral da graça libertadora da cruz de Cristo, mostrando-se desse modo contraditória; parece haver certo tipo de livre mercado que interessa à classe trabalhadora. A emancipação pelo mercado está muito aquém da liberdade cristã (Gl 5,1), mas vai além da liberdade proposta pelo iluminismo do séc.…”
Section: A Relação Fé E Política Na Teologia Da Libertaçãounclassified
“…Serán considerados los estudios que parten de notas periodísticas cercanas en el tiempo y otros trabajos de más largo alcance de intelectuales de relevancia en el campo académico brasileño. En este sentido, el análisis se sitúa en un diálogo con el marco de trabajos previos que han abordado los últimos años del proceso político en Brasil, como son los de Anderson (2011Anderson ( , 2016, Secco (2011), Fortes y French (2012), Singer (2012Singer ( , 2015, Tible (2015) y Tible y Moraes (2015). Las discusiones que estos autores proponen se retomarán a lo largo del texto.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified