Brazil: Post-democracy or neo-dictatorship?

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The article discusses the status of the Brazilian political regime, following the coup that deposed President Dilma Rousseff and the inauguration of a new government, which implements a project of accelerated regression in rights and social policies.Rousseff's and her predecessor’s reformist go...

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Autor principal: Miguel, Luis Felipe
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia 2018
Materias:
Brasil
Golpe de 2016
Partido de los Trabajadores
Democracia
Brazil
2016 coup d’état
Worker’s Party
Democracy.
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/RIHALC/article/view/20461
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Revistas de la UNC de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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topic Brasil
Golpe de 2016
Partido de los Trabajadores
Democracia
Brazil
2016 coup d’état
Worker’s Party
Democracy.
spellingShingle Brasil
Golpe de 2016
Partido de los Trabajadores
Democracia
Brazil
2016 coup d’état
Worker’s Party
Democracy.
Miguel, Luis Felipe
Brazil: Post-democracy or neo-dictatorship?
topic_facet Brasil
Golpe de 2016
Partido de los Trabajadores
Democracia
Brazil
2016 coup d’état
Worker’s Party
Democracy.
author Miguel, Luis Felipe
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title Brazil: Post-democracy or neo-dictatorship?
title_short Brazil: Post-democracy or neo-dictatorship?
title_full Brazil: Post-democracy or neo-dictatorship?
title_fullStr Brazil: Post-democracy or neo-dictatorship?
title_full_unstemmed Brazil: Post-democracy or neo-dictatorship?
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description The article discusses the status of the Brazilian political regime, following the coup that deposed President Dilma Rousseff and the inauguration of a new government, which implements a project of accelerated regression in rights and social policies.Rousseff's and her predecessor’s reformist governments have applied a cautiousprogram, focused on combating extreme poverty and expanding the possibilities of social mobility without defying the interests of the ruling classes. Even so, they caused tensions and provoked a conservative reaction. The Brazilian case shows how narrow are the limits imposed on democratic politics by privileged groups. It also shows that, even reduced to its more formal dimension, democracy can generate surprises that disorganize the game of the ruling classes. And it shows, finally, that the existing institutional order, even if presented as democratic, is not neutral: when necessary, it breaks with its own rules to maintain social hierarchies and structures of privileges.
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