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  • Class Conciliation: "Seeds" of The Coup D'Etat

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    Antonio Mota Filho
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    The document summarizes the political and economic situation in Brazil leading up to the 2016 coup d'etat. It notes rising inequality due to lack of reforms to the education, social security, land, and labor systems which benefited the financial sector and agribusiness. While the Workers' Party pursued some anti-poverty programs and wage increases, subsequent governments shifted further rightward with fiscal austerity, weakening protections for indigenous groups and workers, and the growth of sexist and far-right political groups opposed to Dilma Rousseff, culminating in her removal via coup in 2016.

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    The document summarizes the political and economic situation in Brazil leading up to the 2016 coup d'etat. It notes rising inequality due to lack of reforms to the education, social security, land, and labor systems which benefited the financial sector and agribusiness. While the Workers' Party pursued some anti-poverty programs and wage increases, subsequent governments shifted further rightward with fiscal austerity, weakening protections for indigenous groups and workers, and the growth of sexist and far-right political groups opposed to Dilma Rousseff, culminating in her removal via coup in 2016.

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    Class Conciliation: "Seeds" of The Coup D'Etat

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    Antonio Mota Filho
    The document summarizes the political and economic situation in Brazil leading up to the 2016 coup d'etat. It notes rising inequality due to lack of reforms to the education, social security, land, and labor systems which benefited the financial sector and agribusiness. While the Workers' Party pursued some anti-poverty programs and wage increases, subsequent governments shifted further rightward with fiscal austerity, weakening protections for indigenous groups and workers, and the growth of sexist and far-right political groups opposed to Dilma Rousseff, culminating in her removal via coup in 2016.

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    Class conciliation: "seeds" of the Coup D'Etat

    • Real wage increase • Finance system: profits!


    • Public education • Private education
    • Social security • Precarious jobs
    • Foreign policy • Land reform x Agribusiness
    • Family farming • Extractivism
    • Indigenous people
    • Consumerism: automobile
    "Lulismo"
    Dilma
    • Fiscal adjustment
    • Law on terrorism
    • No land reform -> Agribusiness
    • Neodevelopmentalism: less growth.
    • Interest rates
    • Election 2014
    • Growth of alt-right: sexist (Dilma) etc.
    • Neoliberal shift: unemployment benefits, budget cuts, promised
    broad reforms (pensions, labour)
    Coup D'etat
    Henrique Meirelles

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