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The Impeachment of Dilma Rousseff and the Debate on Twitter
MPEACHMENT DE DILMA ROUSSEF ROSEMARY SEGURADO, LUIS TAVARES, RAFAEL ARAÚJO, TATHIANA CHICARINO, PEDRO MALINA E DENIS LOBO The Impeachment of Dilma Rousseff and the debate on Twitter Rosemary Segurado1 Luis Eduardo Tavares2 Rafael de Paula Aguiar Araújo3 Tathiana Senne Chicarino4 Pedro Malina5 Denis Carneiro Lobo6 Abstract: Empirically supported by Twitter activity, especially with regard to the profiles related to the city of São Paulo, this article presents an analysis of the main 225 events in the year 2016 related to Dilma Rousseff’s impeachment proceedings. Based on data collected between March 5 and October 16, we adopted the Issue Mapping methodology, which seeks to map everyday narratives, relevant facts or events in the networked public sphere. Two organically articulated axes composes the textual structure. In addition, we offer a detailed explanation of the current political scenario along with the analysis of the Twitter information flow based on street demonstrations (pro and against), impeachment trial, and the 2016 Summer Olympics. Keywords: Rousseff’s Impeachment; 2016 Summer Olympics; Street Manifestations; Twitter. 1 Doutora em Ciências Sociais pela PUC/SP 2 Doutor em Ciências Sociais pela PUC/SP 3 Doutor em Ciências Sociais pela PUC/SP 4 Doutoranda em Ciências Sociais pela PUC/SP 5 Doutorando em Ciências Sociais pela PUC/SP 6 Mestrando em Ciências Sociais pela PUC/SP Aurora: revista de arte, mídia e política, São Paulo, v.9, n.30, p. 225-249, out.2017-jan.2018 HE IMPEACHMENT OF DILMA ROUSSEFF ROSEMARY SEGURADO, LUIS TAVARES, RAFAEL ARAÚJO, TATHIANA CHICARINO, PEDRO MALINA AND DENIS LOBO Introduction Based on Issue Mapping methodology, which seeks to map everyday narratives, relevant facts or events in the networked public sphere, this article evaluates some of the main events in the year 2016 related to Dilma Rousseff’s impeachment proceedings considering its chain reaction on Twitter, notably by profiles related to the city of São Paulo, one of the epicenters of the political crisis experienced. -
Election for Federal Deputy in 2014 - a New Camera, a New Country1
Chief Editor: Fauze Najib Mattar | Evaluation System: Triple Blind Review Published by: ABEP - Brazilian Association of Research Companies Languages: Portuguese and English | ISSN: 2317-0123 (online) Election for federal deputy in 2014 - A new camera, a new country1 A eleição para deputados em 2014 - Uma nova câmara, um novo país Maurício Tadeu Garcia IBOPE Inteligência, Recife, PE, Brazil ABSTRACT In 2014 were selected representatives from 28 different parties in the House of Submission: 16 May 2016 Representatives. We never had a composition as heterogeneous partisan. Approval: 30 May 2016 However, there is consensus that they have never been so conservative in political and social aspects, are very homogeneous. Who elected these deputies? Maurício Tadeu Garcia The goal is to seek a given unprecedented: the profile of voters in each group of Post-Graduate in Political and deputies in the states, searching for differences and socio demographic Electoral Marketing ECA-USP and similarities. the Fundação Escola de Sociologia e Política de São Paulo (FESPSP). KEYWORDS: Elections; Chamber of deputies; Political parties. Worked at IBOPE between 1991 and 2009, where he returned in 2013. Regional Director of IBOPE RESUMO Inteligência. (CEP 50610-070 – Recife, PE, Em 2014 elegemos representantes de 28 partidos diferentes para a Câmara dos Brazil). Deputados. Nunca tivemos na Câmara uma composição tão heterogênea E-mail: partidariamente. Por outro lado, há consenso de que eles nunca foram tão mauricio.garcia@ibopeinteligencia conservadores em aspectos políticos e sociais, nesse outro aspecto, são muito .com homogêneos. Quem elegeu esses deputados? O objetivo deste estudo é buscar Address: IBOPE Inteligência - Rua um dado inédito: o perfil dos eleitores de cada grupo de deputados nos estados, Demócrito de Souza Filho, 335, procurando diferenças e similaridades sociodemográficas entre eles. -
Brazil: from a Global Example of Food Security to Back on the Hunger Map
Brazil: from a global example of food security to back on the Hunger Map Ariel Sepúlveda Sciences Po / PSIA Leaving the Hunger Map was a historical milestone in Brazilian politics, one that is currently under threat due to major cutbacks on social-economic policies in past years. The political instability, along with an economic crisis that the country faces has built the path to where it is now: with 10,3 mi people in food insecurity. This reveals a great contradiction, as Brazil allocates a large part of its food production for export, being the third-largest food producer in the world. In 2014, Brazil was commended internationally, for its great efforts in combating hunger and poverty. For the first time, the country was not featured on the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation’s (UN/FAO) Hunger Map, reducing food insecurity by 84% in 24 years. These promising numbers were a result of several food security policies, which improved food access, provided income generation, and supported food production by small farmers. Lula’s pink tide government Former President Lula in 2003, in the speech in which he launched Fome Zero. Photo: Ricardo Stuckert / Given the context of redemocratisation and decentralised social policies (Angell 1998), Luís Inácio Lula da Silva (Lula) of the Partido dos Trabalhadores – PT (Workers’ Party) chose the 1 politics around poverty and hunger as the central narrative of his candidature. When elected, he transformed the fight against hunger into a state obligation. The first and most famous policy was the Fome Zero (Zero Hunger), which was composed of cash grants, nutritional policies, and development projects that mobilised governmental and nongovernmental actors. -
Construction Companies Pressure for Credit and Low Interest Rate
(http://globo.com) g1 (http://g1.globo.com) ge gshow (http://gshow.globo.com) famosos vídeos (http://globoplay.globo.com) Print () 12:00 AM (GMT 03:00) – Jan 11 2017 Construction companies pressure for credit and low interest rate By Raymundo Costa and Andrea Jubé | Brasília Negotiations between construction companies involved in the Petrobras corruption scandal and the government about the Investment Partnerships Program (PPI) have stalled. Valor has learned that the companies started talks as if nothing had happened in the last two years, when the investigations of Operation Car Wash upended the industry’s relations with the government, and were sharply rebuked by PPI Secretary Moreira Franco. The companies made an extensive list of requests, but the main one is aimed at the Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES). Shut out of bank loans, the companies want subsidized credit from the development bank. They also want to renegotiate contracts signed when Dilma Rousseff was still president, due to the recession's effects. The government responded by asking them to forfeit their concessions if they are unable to pay. Companies pretended they didn’t understand the initial message and redoubled efforts in the last few days, resorting to patriotic arguments – “Brazil is in crisis,” the “nation” must start investing again and other similar claims. During one such talk, Mr. Franco, who is also under investigation by Car Wash, responded by saying the companies apparently had not understood that Brazil changed and the usual practices of before have become unacceptable now. The construction companies even said they may not bid in the PPI auctions under current conditions. -
Combating Corruption in Latin America: Congressional Considerations
Combating Corruption in Latin America: Congressional Considerations May 21, 2019 Congressional Research Service https://crsreports.congress.gov R45733 SUMMARY R45733 Combating Corruption in Latin America May 21, 2019 Corruption of public officials in Latin America continues to be a prominent political concern. In the past few years, 11 presidents and former presidents in Latin America have been forced from June S. Beittel, office, jailed, or are under investigation for corruption. As in previous years, Transparency Coordinator International’s Corruption Perceptions Index covering 2018 found that the majority of Analyst in Latin American respondents in several Latin American nations believed that corruption was increasing. Several Affairs analysts have suggested that heightened awareness of corruption in Latin America may be due to several possible factors: the growing use of social media to reveal violations and mobilize Peter J. Meyer citizens, greater media and investor scrutiny, or, in some cases, judicial and legislative Specialist in Latin investigations. Moreover, as expectations for good government tend to rise with greater American Affairs affluence, the expanding middle class in Latin America has sought more integrity from its politicians. U.S. congressional interest in addressing corruption comes at a time of this heightened rejection of corruption in public office across several Latin American and Caribbean Clare Ribando Seelke countries. Specialist in Latin American Affairs Whether or not the perception that corruption is increasing is accurate, it is nevertheless fueling civil society efforts to combat corrupt behavior and demand greater accountability. Voter Maureen Taft-Morales discontent and outright indignation has focused on bribery and the economic consequences of Specialist in Latin official corruption, diminished public services, and the link of public corruption to organized American Affairs crime and criminal impunity. -