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I know for sure that it takes time, but the issue, is that Lula’s strategy inside the country seems to be treading away from lasting change and more into the hands of the pressures of the capital, one of those austerity inducing measures, and quite a heavy one, is from one of his main allies, the equivalent the secretary of treasury, which was the presidential candidate when Lula was in jail. There is quite a bit of departure from a leftist line on his government in many issues, and a concerning lack of organized mass movements in the country. So the struggle is quite real, and rough

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Indeed, Lula strikes me like a version of Bernie in many ways. He’s not trying to create a dictatorship of the proletariat, but rather to stabilize the current capitalist system.

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