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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. -
CEPIK (2019) Brazilian Politics APR 17
BRAZILIAN POLITICS MARCO CEPIK - 2019 A. BACKGROUND 1822 - Independence from Portugal (September 07th) 1888 – Abolition of Slavery 1889 – Military Coup establishes the Old Republic 1930 – Vargas’ Revolution and Estado Novo 1945 – Military Coup establishes the Second Republic 1960 – New capital city Brasilia inaugurated 1964 – Military Coup and Authoritarian Regime 1985 – Indirect election establishes the New Republic 1988 – Current Federal Constitution (7th, 99 EC, 3/5 votes, twice, two houses) 1994 – Fernando Henrique Cardoso (PSDB) elected 1998 – Fernando Henrique Cardoso (PSDB) reelected 2002 – Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) elected, his 4th time running 2006 – Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) reelected (60.8% in the runoff) 2010 – Dilma Rousseff (PT) elected (56.05% in the runoff) 2014 – Dilma Rousseff (PT) reelected (51.64% in the runoff) 2015 – Second Wave of Protests (160 cities, 26 states, 3.6 m people) 2016 – 36th President Rousseff ousted in controversial Impeachment 2017 – Michel Temer (PMDB) as president: 76% in favor of resignation 2018 – Lula da Silva (PT) jailed / barred from running (April-August) 2018 – Jair Bolsonaro (PSL) elected in November (55.13% runoff) https://www.bbc.com/reel/playlist/what-happened-to-brazil ▸Area: 8,515,767 km2 (5th largest in the world, 47.3% of South America) ▸Population: 210.68 million (2019) ▸Brasilia: 04.29 million (2017), São Paulo is 21.09 million (metro area) ▸Whites 47.7 % Pardos 43.13 Blacks 7,6 Asians 1.09 Indigenous 0.4 ▸Religion 2010: 64.6% Catholic, 24% Protestant, 8% No religion ▸GDP -
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PLANNER REDWOOD ASSET MANAGEMENT MONTHLY COMMENTARY - OCTOBER 2018 Monthly Commentary – October 2018 Agenda Introduction Economic Outlook Fiscal Policy International Outlook Interest Rates Foreign Exchange Stock Market 2 Monthly Commentary – October 2018 Epigraph of the month... a propos of Brazil’s current predicament. “Economists may be more naïve about politics than politicians about the economy” Eduardo Giannetti – Brazilian Economist. 3 Monthly Commentary – October 2018 Introduction Brazil has a new president-elect: Jair Messias Bolsonaro. The election of Jair Bolsonaro is a milestone in Brazil's history, not only by breaking the decades-long polarization between PT and PSDB, but mainly because of his 10 million votes margin ahead of his opponent. A victory based on the campaign promises that result in a strong repositioning of Brazilian society. This is a shift towards the right-wing policies, a huge step regarding what we have experienced in the economy, domestic and foreign policy, education, culture, health and public safety. In fact, our society’s disgust comes from the various crises we are going through. The economic crisis that devastated the country, with consequences so harmful to both employment and income, accompanied by rampant corruption, also stirred up the yearning to recover the morale of our people. Jair Bolsonaro represents this sentiment, that is, an alternative path to our ills; a point off the curve in relation to the politically correct and a hope of realignment of forces toward order and progress. Its little explored platform of government contains the essence of what is expected: not a savior of the fatherland, but a technical and honest government.. -