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The Twilight of Lula’s Government: Another Failed Experiment With Left-Wing Administrations?
2007As Lula’s (maybe first) presidential term draws to a close1, assessments of his administration are bound to diverge. A few analysts, mostly those connected to the Workers’ Party (PT), consider it to have been an unqualified success so far. A few others, in contrast, evaluate Lula’s policies in an extremely rash way, a betrayal of his past promises and ...
Fernando Ferrari Filho
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2009
The concentration of income and property has been a constant throughout Brazil’s history, no matter what the nature of its economic regime. Have the efforts of the Lula government to tackle poverty through the Bolsa Familia broken away from this constant characteristic?
Edmund Amann, Werner Baer
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The concentration of income and property has been a constant throughout Brazil’s history, no matter what the nature of its economic regime. Have the efforts of the Lula government to tackle poverty through the Bolsa Familia broken away from this constant characteristic?
Edmund Amann, Werner Baer
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Black Brazilian Women and the Lula Administration
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The International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 2023
AbstractThis article is a rejoinder to the rebuttal letter authored by Jair Bolsonaro's former Minister of Health and Secretary of Primary Care to our initial article, ‘From Bolsonaro to Lula: The opportunity to rebuild universal healthcare in Brazil during the government transition,’ published in the International Journal of Health Planning and ...
Arthur Chioro +5 more
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AbstractThis article is a rejoinder to the rebuttal letter authored by Jair Bolsonaro's former Minister of Health and Secretary of Primary Care to our initial article, ‘From Bolsonaro to Lula: The opportunity to rebuild universal healthcare in Brazil during the government transition,’ published in the International Journal of Health Planning and ...
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Fixed Income Debt Management and Uncertainty in the Lula Administration, 2002–2005
2007In November 1999, the National Treasury and the Brazilian Central Bank started a programme to change the maturity and profile of the domestic public debt (BACEN/STN, 1999). The aim of this programme was to extend the maturity of the domestic debt and increase the share of fixed income debt in the total debt.
Rogério Sobreira, Paulo Gaya
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Brazil and the war in Ukraine: Initial considerations about the third Lula administration
2023The paper approaches the position adopted by the third Lula administration towards the war in Ukraine, during the first hundred days of the new Brazilian government. It aims to organize the study of the subject, as well as to establish the ground for broader analysis. The case study uses elements of the contemporary geopolitical approach and of foreign
Pimenta, Gabriel Fernandes +1 more
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Latin American Perspectives, 2017
President Lula’s two terms were maintained—and President Dilma Rousseff was elected—by a broad alliance that included backward sectors of the agrarian ruling class. This elite’s influence extended to the cabinet, and it partially ensured support of the rural caucus and agribusiness but prevented government action on land policies from producing more ...
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President Lula’s two terms were maintained—and President Dilma Rousseff was elected—by a broad alliance that included backward sectors of the agrarian ruling class. This elite’s influence extended to the cabinet, and it partially ensured support of the rural caucus and agribusiness but prevented government action on land policies from producing more ...
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Deepening of Democracy: The Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva Administration
2011Argues that Brazil's conditional cash transfer Bolsa Familia fits squarely in the category of programatic social policy and is not an example of "pork" or clientelism and that this represents a deepening of democracy, both because it increases the rights of citizenship and because it means the poor have grown in their significance of political actors ...
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Autonomy through Reconstruction: The Foreign Policy of the Third Lula Administration
Cadernos de Política Exterior - english versionThe article analyzes the foreign policy of the third Lula administration based on the concept of “autonomy through reconstruction,” which expresses the effort to rebuild foreign policy after Bolsonaro and reform a changing international order. This reconstruction occurs on two levels: internally, with the restoration of a foreign policy committed to ...
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