Aprendizado
The last chance of the PT is the PT we expect
Never Workers Party, which reached from the federal government, ran as much risk of losing the election. He never suffered many attacks of those political, economic and class sectors, which usually include in their economic policies. It is the side that the party selected to rule since he came to power. Rule with the most reactionary and conservative sectors of Brazilian society and politics in the name of a controversial "governance", while at the same time, a compensatory policy to minimize the damage of the market economy to the poorest sectors of society.
On the other hand, those who were criminalized, branded as vandals and rejected in the demonstrations of June-13, who suffered at the hands of the police to the delight of PT themselves, are now adhere to President Dilma Rousseff campaign in their difficult search for reelection. Among them, Marcelo Ash and other lawmakers elected by SoL for the Chamber of Deputies.
If the EN win this election, it will be with the support of those whom the PT has turned his back, or stand timidly here and there, like the case of the LGBT movement (deprecated when Dilma retreated before the tantrums of the Evangelical Bench ally), movements black, leftist parties, social movements like the Landless, among others. Have no obligation to make a reflection about the direction of their next term. Abandon the alliance with the most reactionary sectors of policy, regulation and promote the democratization of media, Agrarian Reform in large scale, embracing increasingly progressive flags, such as the decriminalization of abortion, regulation of drug use, demilitarization of the police state, the defense of civil rights for homosexuals, the defense of a secular state where religion the right to be defended and the intrusion of religious interests in politics controlled, supporting bodies that fight for human rights, the revision of the Amnesty Law, Political Reform ... Why not embrace once these flags, as many of our south American neighbors, is that the PT is increasingly expected to lose not only the election, but the train of history.
May be the last chance of the PT. There are already 12 years in power, and his government already has shortness of breath with each new dispute these claims arise in campaigns but are shelved in government. The polarization of this last election made it clear to us all that the country is divided into a fight where the right sectors are coordinated, cohesive and focused on your goals (mainly maintaining its status as a middle-class white traditional holder of opportunities) and new classes that amounted through policies of income redistribution and the fragmented minority groups who, in one way or another represent a threat to the traditional model-patriarchal-religious-conservative-bourgeois "family" - which, incidentally, not vote in PT. Or PT assumes the leadership role in these new social actors, or will be only the second option instrumentalize the ruling classes in power, dismissing it immediately as a legitimate representative of middle-class white appears with chances to win, as is the case Aetius Neves in this election.
Perhaps the PT has not never be another opportunity.
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Aprendizado
The last chance of the PT is the PT we expect
The last chance of the PT is the PT we expect
Never Workers Party, which reached from the federal government, ran as much risk of losing the election. He never suffered many attacks of those political, economic and class sectors, which usually include in their economic policies. It is the side that the party selected to rule since he came to power. Rule with the most reactionary and conservative sectors of Brazilian society and politics in the name of a controversial "governance", while at the same time, a compensatory policy to minimize the damage of the market economy to the poorest sectors of society.
On the other hand, those who were criminalized, branded as vandals and rejected in the demonstrations of June-13, who suffered at the hands of the police to the delight of PT themselves, are now adhere to President Dilma Rousseff campaign in their difficult search for reelection. Among them, Marcelo Ash and other lawmakers elected by SoL for the Chamber of Deputies.
If the EN win this election, it will be with the support of those whom the PT has turned his back, or stand timidly here and there, like the case of the LGBT movement (deprecated when Dilma retreated before the tantrums of the Evangelical Bench ally), movements black, leftist parties, social movements like the Landless, among others. Have no obligation to make a reflection about the direction of their next term. Abandon the alliance with the most reactionary sectors of policy, regulation and promote the democratization of media, Agrarian Reform in large scale, embracing increasingly progressive flags, such as the decriminalization of abortion, regulation of drug use, demilitarization of the police state, the defense of civil rights for homosexuals, the defense of a secular state where religion the right to be defended and the intrusion of religious interests in politics controlled, supporting bodies that fight for human rights, the revision of the Amnesty Law, Political Reform ... Why not embrace once these flags, as many of our south American neighbors, is that the PT is increasingly expected to lose not only the election, but the train of history.
May be the last chance of the PT. There are already 12 years in power, and his government already has shortness of breath with each new dispute these claims arise in campaigns but are shelved in government. The polarization of this last election made it clear to us all that the country is divided into a fight where the right sectors are coordinated, cohesive and focused on your goals (mainly maintaining its status as a middle-class white traditional holder of opportunities) and new classes that amounted through policies of income redistribution and the fragmented minority groups who, in one way or another represent a threat to the traditional model-patriarchal-religious-conservative-bourgeois "family" - which, incidentally, not vote in PT. Or PT assumes the leadership role in these new social actors, or will be only the second option instrumentalize the ruling classes in power, dismissing it immediately as a legitimate representative of middle-class white appears with chances to win, as is the case Aetius Neves in this election.
Perhaps the PT has not never be another opportunity.
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