But maybe in your opinion it makes no difference whether it will be
Lula or Alckmin.
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Yoshie
And at one time it would have probably made no difference to Sader as well.
"The Brazilian Left faces a serious dilemma with regard to the Lula
government. In power, the PT has not fulfilled any of its historic
aspirations, and cannot even be described as a government of the left."
"But the transformation of the PT into a party capable of governmentand in
particular the compromise with finance capital in the Letter to the
Brazilians that helped him secure victory at the fourth attemptblocked
off that possibility. In effect, Lula governs in accordance with the
Letter and not his campaign commitments, still less in line with the
original promise of his party. The result has been to deepen the
insecurities and inequalities of Brazilian society: figures for violent
crime and homicide continue to rise. Halfway through its mandate, the Lula
government has lost its way politically and is plagued by allegations of
corruption."
full:
<http://www.newleftreview.net/?page=article&view=2564>http://www.newleftreview.net/?pa...ticle&view=2564
So, if this is true, why vote to re-elect a government that is not of "the
left" and which has "lost its way politically". It seems to me that it is
Sader who has lost his way politically.
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