ECOS DE(SDE) JUNHO DE 2013

Abstract

This essay reviews June 2013, ten years later, from two specific angles: the Brazilian historical path, which has always oscillated dialectically between two social forces that continuosly reposition themselves: liberalism and nationalism; and the political and cultural agency o four popular classes, which so often reacted to the two diferente styles of class domination defined by these social forces – one based on the market, more excluding and conservative, the other based on the State, able to include subalternly actors from the world of work. I follow, therefore, the way which goes through the rise, fall and rebirth of Lulism. In this context, June 2013 is a phenomenon further rooted in the world of exploitation and oppression of work that tends to structure our social, spatial, rural, racial, gender inequality – notably in relation those excluded from the Lula social compromise. I conclude by registering that June did no have the strenght to decisively change the dominant intra-burgeois political dialectic in our country.