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Genoíno's Path from Guerrilla to Socialist Lite in Brazil's Congress PDF Print E-mail
2007 - November 2007
Written by Ted Goertzel   
Wednesday, 14 November 2007 16:11

Brazilian congressman José Genoíno José Genoíno's life covers the trajectory of the Brazilian left over the last half century. Born to a poor family in a small town in Ceará, Genoíno wore shoes for the first time when he was fifteen years old. A priest helped him get an education and IBM offered him a chance to enter a management training program.

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Genoíno's Path from Guerrilla to Socialist Lite in Brazil's Congress
written by João da Silva, November 17, 2007
Ted Goertzel, Ph.D. is Professor of Sociology at Rutgers University in Camden, New Jersey. He is the author of a biography of Fernando Henrique Cardoso, available in English and in Portuguese.


After successfully writing the biography of FHC, does the distinguished professor and scholar Dr.Goertzel intend publishing the biography of Genoíno soon?
João
written by The Guest, November 18, 2007
I am still here, this time in Charleston, South Carolina. I arrived here yesterday, the 17th and will leave today to begin the journey across the big pond.

"As for Genoíno, he says "if they ask me what I am today, I reply: I am a democrat and, after being a democrat, I am a socialist." Marxists often aspire to combine theory and practice in their lives. Genoíno has done it."

While I do not know his whole life story from what I read here, I admire him for his will to change. He is a social democrat in the making although he is not yet willing to admit that fact.

The Guest
written by João da Silva, November 18, 2007
I am still here, this time in Charleston, South Carolina. I arrived here yesterday, the 17th and will leave today to begin the journey across the big pond.


A surprise to get your message. Thought you were already on the high seas. Will you be sailing around the Cape or through Suez? Have a great trip. Merry X-Mas and New year to you too.

While I do not know his whole life story from what I read here, I admire him for his will to change. He is a social democrat in the making although he is not yet willing to admit that fact.


Well, his boss changed to the right and may be he will too. I guess it depends on which direction the wind blows. smilies/grin.gif

I am sure by the time you return from the ME, you will have more topics to catch up with.Hope you are taking plenty of reading material with you. All the best and smooth sailing.
Here's To
written by Ric, November 20, 2007
Another resident of Quixeramobim besides Genoino, Tenente Sobrinho, a true patriot who did much for the NE in the area of aviation.

Wonder if Genoino ever met him. Probably took a Dim View of tenentes.

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