Challenges in Brazilian Politics

This chapter analyzes the political landscape in Brazil, focusing on the difficulties faced by the Workers' Party amidst a fragmented Congress and the impact of neoliberal policies on traditional support bases. It discusses the rise of new working classes, societal issues fueled by drug gangs and religious influences, and critiques the government's response to marginalized communities. The narrative also emphasizes the challenges of opposing far-right politics and the overall ineffectiveness of governance in addressing pressing social and environmental issues.