The day after 2 million took the streets for public education seems grim for far-right president Jair Bolsonaro.
By CSP-Conlutas Media Workgroup
Opinion pools show that people in opposition overcomes the ones supporting his administration for the first time since he took office five months ago.
Furthermore, one of these pools shows that 52% of the Brazilians want Flavio Bolsonaro, the president’s son, to be arrested for several wrongdoings.
Under pressure, his administration had to partially retreat from education and environment budget cuts.
Amidst decreasing people’s support, Bolsonaro’s hardcore supporters called demonstrations across the country which were held last Sunday.
They want to put pressure on president Bolsonaro to make both the Parliament and the Supreme Court to bow to the far-right agenda.
Funded by some rich capitalist corporations, these demonstrations gathered around 200,000 people, 10 times less than the 2-million education demonstrations 11 days before.
Tomorrow students will hold demonstrations across the nation.
While the working class are increasingly uncomfortable with Bolsonaro’s administration, the Youth are on the verge of taking the streets to put down his government.
CSP-Conlutas stands in opposition to Bolsonaro’s administration and call the workers to join the general strike called for June 14.
