{"id":7607,"date":"2017-03-31T16:14:40","date_gmt":"2017-03-31T16:14:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/litci.org\/en\/?p=7607"},"modified":"2017-03-31T16:14:40","modified_gmt":"2017-03-31T16:14:40","slug":"lulas-candidacy-and-the-broad-front","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/litci.org\/en\/lulas-candidacy-and-the-broad-front\/","title":{"rendered":"Lula\u2019s Candidacy and the Broad Front"},"content":{"rendered":"

The escalation of the economic crisis, the discredit of Temer\u2019s government and the recent electoral researches which show Lula in the first place precipitate the debate about the candidacy of the former president to the election in 2018. The ex-president has between 30 and 32% of intention on the first round of the elections.<\/em>
\nBy Bernardo Cerdeira.<\/strong>
\n 
\nMore than 400 intellectuals and artists published a manifest in which they ask for Lula to launch his candidacy. Among the PT, it is something certain already. The ex- president Dilma Russef has already launched Lula\u2019s candidacy on Geneva, at the International Forum of Human Rights.
\nAt the same time, most currents support the ex-president taking over the presidency of the PT during the next congress of the Party, once he is the only leader able to keep the organization united. All this action aims to generate a consummate fact to hinder a possible sentence to Lula on the many suits he faces, which could impeach\u00a0his candidacy.
\nAmong the left-wing, the majority is debating the conformation of a broad front with progressive parties and forces, and with social movements, for the 2018 election. This was a proposal made by Lula, the PT and the fronts Brasil Popular<\/em> and Povo Sem Medo<\/em>. Leftist currents on the PSOL stated that the conformation of a broad front and even the support to Lula\u2019s candidacy will depended on the debate about the program to conform this alliance.
\nIdle Talk<\/strong>
\nThe speeches of the forces gathering around Lula and the PT follow a round script already rehearsed. Its main points are repeated by all of them:
\nDilma\u2019s government would have been victim of a parliamentary, juridical and media\u00a0coup leaded by rightist opposition forces aiming to unleash attacks with no precedents over workers and poor people. For this to happen, it was necessary to overthrow a progressive government, which was an obstacle to these policies.
\nThe coup would have only been possible because there would had been a turn to the right of the middle class, and even of popular sectors, which since june 2013 were opposing to the PT.
\nAs a conclusion, facing the current situation, the only solution for stopping the growth of the rightists and revert the coup would be the unity of leftists and the so called \u201cprogressive forces\u201d in order to build a Broad Front to defeat the \u201ccoup\u201d candidates on 2018 presidential elections. Lula is the natural candidate for this coalition.
\nThis \u201cchanting\u201d is attracting not just PT militants as well as an important part of left sectors which used to be critics of Lula\u2019s and Dilma\u2019s governments but apparently forgot the damage theses administrations have done to workers. Actually, these sectors are more interested in their own results, in electing their own candidates, than in offering a real solution to the working class.
\nFaker than a Three Dollars Note<\/strong>
\nIt is not difficult to show that all the premises and conclusions of this discourse are completely false. Dilma\u2019s and Lula\u2019s governments have never been leftist nor progressive. All the parties and politicians who are today part of the Temer administration, form Padilha to Juc\u00e1, from Moreira Franco to Temer himself, from the PP to the PSC, were part of Lula\u2019s and Dilma\u2019s governments, except for the PSDB and the DEM. The right-wing was never out of power.
\nThese governments used the prestige of Lula and the PT at that time to stall the working class\u2019 and popular sectors\u2019 struggle, waving the poorest sectors with minimal concessions and taking advantage from a favorable economic situation.
\nEven so, the attacks to the workers were a constant during so-called progressive governments. Lula implemented the Social Security Reform for public workers. Dilma began the fiscal adjustment with Levy, attacking the PIS[1]<\/a>, the unemployment insurance and the pension for death. The Social Security Reform was elaborated by Minister Nelson Barbosa during Dilma\u2019s turn.
\nThe higher intensity of Temer\u2019s current attacks is due to the severity of the economic crisis in the country, which has made the bourgeoisie to fight their profits tooth and nail, and to take advantage of the crisis to increase exploitation of working class. It is good to bear in mind that the main promoter of Temer\u2019s counter-reforms, Henrique Meirelles, was Lula\u2019s trusty man and his first option to occupy the ministry also during Dilma\u2019s government. It is not by chance.
\nCoalition with the \u201cPro-Coup\u201d<\/strong>
\nA wide majority of workers and people were not fooled by the PSDB and the rightist parties. On the contrary, they recognized the attacks of the PT to their rights, the disastrous policies that increased the crisis and unemployment and the unrestrained corruption, and they broke with the hated government of Dilma and with the PT. This is the main reason for PT\u2019s crisis and fall. That is why the PT did not manage to mobilize the people to avoid impeachment.
\nAfter the impeachment, the PT linked, for the elections, to those whom they had accused of \u201cpro-coup\u201d in hundreds of municipalities. The PT also supported the election of Eunicio de Oliveira (PMDB) for the Presidency of Senate and considered the support to Rodrigo Maia (DEM) for the Presidency of the Chamber of Deputies, evidencing the farce of the \u201ccoup\u201d speech.
\nNew Makeup for the Same Old Project<\/strong>
\nThe candidacy of Lula in 2018 means the same old project with new makeup. A government to enrich bankers, agribusiness, contractors and multinationals, continuing the policy of privatization and de-nationalization of the country\u2019s economy.
\nThey intend to rule through the same alliances made over the last 14 years, which means businessmen and several rightist parties, from the PP to the PTB and the PSC. The project Lula 2018 begins in the Broad Front with bourgeoise politicians like Roberto Requi\u00e3o and Ciro Gomes, in order to \u201cexpand the range\u201d once in power.
\nBecause of this, Lula and the PT are heading the struggle against Temer\u2019s reforms. On the contrary, they want to direct the outrage to the elections in 2018. Their goal is to stop the popular struggle, deviating it to the electoral process. For the same reasons, Lula wants the PT to abandon the speech of \u201ccoup\u201d and focus on broadcasting positive proposals for a new government.
\nBrazil Needs a Socialist Revolution<\/strong>
\nThe Broad Front and Lula\u2019s candidacy for 2018 are, at the same time, a reactionary project and a lie. A reactionary project because it seeks to give hopes to social movements, workers and the people in a \u201cprogressive\u201d government which allegedly tries to \u201chumanize capitalism\u201d. An impossible task once it is a system based on people\u2019s exploitation.
\nIn reality, governments like this work to maintain capitalism, impeding the workers to gain consciousness on the need of destroying it. It is also a reactionary project because it tries to deviate the popular struggle more and more into the dead rail of elections and institutional response through the inside of a deeply anti-democratic political regime.
\nOn the other hand, it is a lie because it is an attempt to sell again the very same project that ruled the country for 14 years, this time disguised by some social movements and leftist sectors who play this sad role. It is an attempt to make workers forget or disregard the lessons of 14 years of PT\u2019s governments, pressured by the comparison between the current crisis and the economic boom of Lula\u2019s government. It is a criminal policy, because it means to cooperate to lead the working class into a new and deeper defeat, into dead end road.
\nTo debate an alleged \u201cmore leftist\u201d programme for this Broad Front, as some currents (self-called revolutionary) intend to do is useless. What good do some radical sentences do if the alliances of the Front with businessmen and rightist politicians condition the entire policy and its implementation? Even worse, a programme with some points varnished as progressive only helps to disguise the true nature of Lula\u2019s, PT\u2019s and the Broad Front\u2019s real intentions.
\nA true left is not supposed to stop denouncing this farce and track the opposite strategy. The only and true solution for the crisis which is destroying the country is to organize workers and popular sectors aiming to defeat the counter-reforms, defeat Temer\u2019s government and open the way to the socialist revolution to set a real workers\u2019 government, based on Popular Councils, to end exploitation in our country.
\n***
\nTranslation: Eduardo Correia Neto.<\/strong>
\nNotes:<\/strong>
\n[1]<\/a> Contribution to the Social Integration Plan.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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