are you the sons president,embassador?

Lack of context and the final Brazilian defeat

That we are a pitch of country we all already know. Apparently the country does not work because it is mismanaged but the truth is different, the country does not work because many people gain from it. See if the owner of the health care provider wants SUS to offer non-suicidal treatment to the poor, if the security company owner wants the violence to subside, that the bus company entrepreneur (still growing dictatorship because transportation publicity has to be free) wants all Brazilians to have their trolley, and so on. Of course they are mild examples given the complexity of the poor national reality, but it serves to undermine some things. I remember that Alex Dias Ribeiro, forgotten Brazilian Formula 1 driver, was of middle class origin, and in the 70 \ 80, when arriving in Europe to try his career with the big competitions, was always approached by the other drivers: “You are the son of the President of Brazil? ”The question reflected a varied stereotype of Brazil, such as a banana republic where the dictator \ president would be a billionaire and his son must-have a playboy playing racer in the old world. Unfortunately the stereotype it still persists and is continually fed: from the cemetery janitor who now belongs to the international jet set to the new ambassador appointed to the world's greatest superpower. damn second-rate leather chair in Brasilia seems to immediately go mad with vanity, traveling on a plane last type of tens of thousands dollars and visiting countries that a few months before didn't even know existed, and they certainly don't know where they are. Indeed, the lack of seriousness and hopelessness take hold when millions of Brazilians have voted in an attempt to change a totally ridiculous left-wing situation into a totally ridiculous right-wing situation, where the republic, once treated with a cesspool, is now treated as Unhappy of the unsuspecting to accept a first-level position in the "new" government, because it will be throwing in the latrine all its political or social future in a short time, so much impudence as things are developing. In a serious republic In a total institutional and moral crisis, the savior of the country would be certain, once taking office, to assemble a crisis cabinet that could create serious strategies and plans to at least start trying to make things react. On the contrary, what we see are random appointments, endless travel, half-pataca legislative proposals, and it is almost the end of the year. With the crisis, about 100 deaths per day can be accounted for only due to malnutrition, and with each need event more daily deaths (lack of care, violence, hunger, unemployment, despair, endemics). But what does it matter? The middle class is comfortably "saved" with its public jobs and high, unrealistic wages, sustained by a tax burden of envying the ancient Romans but certainly have no idea what all this is going to do. the country will not stand up to modernity and the age of hyperinformation when it will either be destroyed or shut down in the most cruel pseudo-legislative electronic dictatorship. Time will tell, but soon. How do you want your burger, career diplomat?