In January 1984, there was a process of re-ascension of mass movements in Brazil. The working class was reorganizing, accumulating organic forces. Underground parties, such as the Brazilian Communist Party (PCB), the Communist Party of Brazil, etc., were in the streets. We had achieved a partial amnesty, but the majority of the exiles had returned.
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mst is a failure...the fundamentals are flawed ...first of all...the histroy of volta no campo were disastrous in china and cuba...in china , millions died at the follies of ridiculas mandates...marxism is so flawed..
and, you all failed because you could have won over masses of people if you didnt have such stupid confrontational , beat the machetes on the guard rails as you walk down the high way...you will never win anything with that tactic, someone is guiding you all very wrong...
instead of studying in cuba , why dont you study somewhere where they can show you how to turn arid land into fertile land from underground water sources ?
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We had achieved a PARTIAL amnesty ! written by ch.c.,
January 21, 2009
Dont worry, today in 2009, your corrupted politicians and criminals have TOTAL AMNESTY !
You can send the few of the criminals you arrest to jails for many years, they will be freed anyway after 1/6th of their jail terms due to "good" behaviors ! And when freed they will return to their "good" behaviors practices to kill again !
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ASP "instead of studying in cuba , why dont you study somewhere where they can show you how to turn arid land into fertile land from underground water sources ?" written by ch.c.,
January 21, 2009
So right ! Such as in Israel.
In Brazil they have good land ! what do they do with it ? 100 millions hectares of DEGRADED LAND...using the Brazilian magic formula : "whatever we touch or handle...we will destroy it. so much cheaper and easier than handling it properly"
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"There was no agrarian reform during the Lula government" written by ch.c.,
January 21, 2009
But...but...but....this was due to the MST ! Have they not voted TWICE for Robbing Hook ?
Wellllll....I bet they still dont trust me when I say "never ever trust a Brazilian"
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MST written by Eduardo Weiser,
January 22, 2009
I understand that Mr. Stédile is a terrorist and should be trusted like that, but what can you from a govern formed by other terrorist, and by the accepting other terrorist of the world. Unfortunately, I need to agree with the Ch.C. these people are not reliable, but others are and I prefer believe some day this country will wake up from its "splendid Crib" and then we will be much more succesful than today. But, we can start putting criminals like Stédile and his "soldiers" behind bars.
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... written by João da Silva,
January 22, 2009
I prefer believe some day this country will wake up from its "splendid Crib" and then we will be much more succesful than today.
So would I. But unfortunately our educated Middle Class has become apathetic and silent.
But, we can start putting criminals like Stédile and his "soldiers" behind bars.
Not possible. His "Soldiers" and that of UNE and CUT are the ones that form a "Supportive Base" to our "Rulers". Do you remember the still born movement "Cansei" ?
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How to be successful in Brazil ! written by ch.c.,
January 22, 2009
If I would become an expat in Brazil, I would open a small chain of expensive restaurants in chic areas.
1) Pizzeria "The Senate II" 2) Pizzeria "The Senate Bis" 3) Pizzeria "The Core-Upted" 4) Pizzeria "The Intra-Structure"
After ordering the waiter would ask : frozen, well cooked or carbonized ?
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c,mon brazzil.com, you are late with any reporting on the italian leftist with asylum in brazil written by asp,
January 26, 2009
i guess it does relate to this article.
there is nothing wrong with land reform or trying to get some redistribution of land. but, this marxist crappy flawed philosophy with people urged to look threatening and violent is a lot of bs
and, it just seems that a segment of society in brazil has lost all judgement when it comes to red flags. or else , how would they let people train in cuba and threaton violence and just take over any land they deem fit ?
that must what is going on with this italian murderer. he is from the hard left, and, you have people like tarso, who dont seem to think that he has any responsibility to send him back to the country he did this murdering .pure ideolodgy over justice.
ive been really happy that brazil hasnt gone the way of venezuela or bolivia.its fundamental to keep ideology out of the way of a nation developing its way into the first world. only occasionaly do you see something like this with tarso, who was exiled during the dictaorship. this is the same guy that said brazil doesnt have a problem with the farc...
i would have thought brazzil.com would have been on top of this
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I Have a New Job written by ...,
January 26, 2009
I am self-appointing myself as the official “brazzil.com “ Cucaracha Hunter!
Have anyone seem Herpie (CHC-Chronicle Herpes Carrier) lately? I want to step on him and squish that roach once and for all.
In fact, this website is infested with these north american pests. Not to worry, I will try to insecticide these little critters around here. For example Florist A$$ Brown (the Cut & Run little F.a.g.g.o.t. marine), Bobão, the convicted Child Mol.ester, Rick the Prick, Shelly, the Cucaracha Loca, among others!
I hope they all will perish in their US of Amoeba, Land of the Fee and Home of the Failing Dollar.
Just sit back, relax and have a cold beer, these disease infested bugs will hang themselves!
two magor brazilian tv stations have had editorials on the air that outright critized this desician by tarso
he is obviously out on an ideological limb that many people just dont agree with down here
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... written by João da Silva,
January 27, 2009
he is obviously out on an ideological limb that many people just dont agree with down here
Not even the people from his own state!
It is funny that last year he was working closely with the Spanish and Italian judges to try some of our dead Military Generals posthumously in the courts of those countries!! I wonder what went wrong in the relationship with the "new" Italian government lead by Berlusconi.May be Berlusconi ordered a halt to those efforts and Tarso retaliated.
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... written by João da Silva,
January 27, 2009
i would have thought brazzil.com would have been on top of this
Though brazzil.com is not on top this, some national newspapers are. Here is an informative link in case you have not read it:
I really did not expect the Italian government to take this measure to apply pressure!
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self-appointing the only you can get a job written by forrest allen brown,
January 27, 2009
all gas no movement . you think you can control the internet ?? or did you buy the brazzil com name to promote your own idea . HO THAT IS RIGHT YOU NEVER HAVE A THOUGHT OF YOUR OWN
like most brasilians boast and declar your grateness but fail and then blame others for your faults
good luck bring it on like the roach will be here after the nuclar war is over
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Hehehe… written by ...,
January 27, 2009
Hey Florist, the Sissy Marina!
The day you can build a single phrase, even a small one will do, without any mistake, then maybe, just maybe, I will answer you.
Only until then, I told you that I am not fluent in dyslexic, nor do I talk to retards. I'd explain it to you but I left my crayons in my other jacket.
Kissies…. You are so easy!
Costa
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good referane , joao written by asp,
January 27, 2009
even more revealing were the comments that were overwelmingly against the tarso desician
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How is the real Brazil? written by eugenio alvarez urtado,
January 27, 2009
You do not publish articles about the culture of brazil, little things, like going to a shopping mall or living in a farm. I really enjoyed them when you used to do it.
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asp written by João da Silva,
January 27, 2009
even more revealing were the comments that were overwelmingly against the tarso desician
I knew that you would read the material as well as the comments made by the Brasilians a majority of which is pissed off. Never ever take the educated Brasilians for granted (or for that matter Americans).
i never would lump all brazilians in one bag. the country is immence . there are so many differant out looks , opinions , diversity and culture.
its interesting about the histroy of brazil in the 60's, they had an enormas march of 300,000 people in rio supporting goulard and the left leaning policies and a week later they had a march in sao paulo with 400,000 against comunism . which just shows , even back then, there was tremendous differance of opinion about what was the best direction for brazilians .
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Did Florist A$$ Brown Snap, Flip? written by ...,
January 29, 2009
What’s next for you? Cross-Dressing?
Ouch.... Hehehe
Once a coward marine… always a coward marine.
Costa
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OK written by forrest allen brown,
January 30, 2009
After Bolivia’s new constitution was passed in a national referendum on Sunday, thousands gathered in La Paz to celebrate. Standing on the balcony of the presidential palace, President Evo Morales addressed a raucous crowd: “Here begins a new Bolivia. Here we begin to reach true equality.”
Polls conducted by Televisión Boliviana announced that the document passed with 61.97% support from some 3.8 million voters. According the poll, 36.52% of voters voted against the constitution, and 1.51% cast blank and null votes. The departments where the constitution passed included La Paz, Cochabamba, Oruro, Potosí, Tarija, and Pando. It was rejected in Santa Cruz, Beni, and Chuquisaca.
The constitution, which was written in a constituent assembly that first convened in August of 2006, grants unprecedented rights to Bolivia’s indigenous majority, establishes broader access to basic services, education and healthcare and expands the role of the state in the management of natural resources and the economy.
When the news spread throughout La Paz that the constitution had been passed in the referendum, fireworks, cheers and horns sounded off sporadically. By 8:30, thousands had already gathered in the Plaza Murillo.
The crowd cheered “Evo! Evo! Evo!” until Morales, Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera and other leading figures in the Movement Toward Socialism (MAS) government, crowded out onto the balcony of the presidential palace.
“I would like to take this opportunity to recognize all of the brothers and sisters of Bolivia, all of the compañeros and compañeras, all of the citizens that through their vote, through their democratic participation, decide to refound Bolivia,” Morales said. “From 2005 to 2009 we have gone from triumph to triumph, while the neoliberals, the traitors have been constantly broken down thanks to the consciousness of the Bolivian people.”
He shook his fist in the air, the applause died down. “And I want you to know something, the colonial state ends here. Internal colonialism and external colonialism ends here. Sisters and brothers, neoliberalism ends here too.”
At various points in the speech Morales, and others on the balcony, held up copies of the new constitution. Morales continued, “And now, thanks to the consciousness of the Bolivian people, the natural resources are recuperated for life, and no government, no new president can…give our natural resources away to transnational companies.”
A Weakened Right
Though news reports and analysts have suggested that the passage of the new constitution will exacerbate divisions in the country, some of the political tension may be directed into the electoral realm as general elections are now scheduled to take place in December of this year. In addition, the constitution’s passage is another sign of the weakness of the Bolivian right, and their lack of a clear political agenda and mandate to confront the MAS’s popularity. The recent passage of the constitution is likely to divide and further debilitate the right.
Even Manfred Reyes Villa, an opponent of Morales and ex-governor of Cochabamba, told Joshua Partlow of the Washington Post that, “Today, there is not a serious opposition in the country.” When the right-wing led violence in the department of Pando in September of 2008 left some 20 people dead and many others wounded, the right lost much of its legitimacy and support. “With Pando, the regional opposition just collapsed,” George Gray Molina, an ex-United Nations official in Bolivia, and a current research fellow at Oxford University, told Partlow. “I think they lost authority and legitimacy even among their own grass roots.”
Celebrations
Fireworks shot off at the end of Morales’ speech in the Plaza Murillo, sending pigeons flying scared. Live folk music played on stage as the crowd danced and the TV crews packed up and left. The wind blew around giant balloon figures of hands the color of the Bolivian flag holding the new constitution.
As the night wore on, more people began dancing to the bands in the street than to those on the stage. At midnight, when the police asked the thousands gathered to leave the plaza, the crowd took off marching down the street, taking the fiesta to central La Paz, cheering nearly every Latin American revolutionary cheer, pounding drums and sharing beer. After marching down a number of blocks on the empty streets, the crowd hunkered down for a street party at the base of a statue of the Latin American liberator, Simón Bolívar. The celebration, which included Bolivians, Argentines, Brazilians, French, British, North Americans and more, went on into the early hours of the morning.
Oscar Rocababo, a Bolivian sociologist working on his Master’s degree in La Paz, was elated about the victory in the referendum. “The passage of this constitution is like the cherry on top of the ice cream, the culmination of many years of struggle.”
citizen of the world written by Pasquale,
February 03, 2009
Marxism is so stupid I cannot believe anybody can still believe in such a flawed ideology. The problem with "masses" is that there are just two many of them and the tend to outbreed the more intelligent and civil segments of society. Why don;t you replace Marxism with Darwinism and let "natural selection" take its course? Marxism, Communism, Liberalism, Socialism.....the basic problem with all of these ideologies is that do not understand human nature. They are are idealistic theories that people keep alive, much like religion to justify their own existence.
those ideologies are like fitting square pegs in round holes.it goes against human nature.that is why it needs dictators , sweeping mandates and elimination of the oposition to function
i beleive in capatilism with a social concience.hyper capatalism has just shown us what a failure it can be. the hyper capatalists in the last 7 years all told us to stop social programs, get government regulation out,greed is good etc and it has failed miserably. i only hope people get the message
but, these marxist ideologues are worse than anything and it is incredible how many people fall for it.so many so called intelegent people seem to put all logic aside and fall in line behind this flawed train of thought. all they can do is rail at capatalism and the imperialist united states. they skew history with the failed soviet union propaganda page, and end up sounding like dumb sheep with the same old mantras.its like talking to religous fanatics
they must think they are helping poor people or something but all they are buying into is a system that sais everyone has to be poor and live on rations
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ALERT TO ALL BLOGGERS AGAINST EXTREME RIGHT WING INFILTRATION ==>> HIS MOST COMMON ALIAS = "DOUBLE DOT" written by Augustus,
February 26, 2009
Several bloggers in Brazzil.com have recently been repeatedly afflicted and abused by a certain element whose most “common” alias is Double.Dot. He seems to be particularly engaged into antagonizing non-Americans and particularly those of us who reside in the United States.
After some originally misplaced theories, suggested by various regular contributors to this blog, I decided to conduct some additional research, and recently came across a very serious and dangerous threat to the United States of America, since the election of Mr. Obama. It consists of an Extreme Faction of the hideous KKK whose recent alliance with other Racist Militant elements in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and other southern/southwestern states have declared war against all foreigners, particularly those of Jewish, Latin American, and African background. They are composed of mostly very low class, uneducated WHITE TRASH, whose sole mystical way to elevate themselves of their sordid low-birth condition, is to base a fictitious “superiority” based upon race.
Well, I think all of us should make an effort to bring this dangerous elements to the attention NOT ONLY of this blog’s management, BUT ALSO to various US agencies which monitor the activity of HATE GROUPS in America, of which this LOWLY undesirable element, recently known as Double- Dot is unquestioningly either a member or a sympathizer (if not an outright infiltrator) who acts on this horrific, hateful Extremist Group’s behalf on blogs managed in the USA by non-Americans of certain background. Given this blog’s title “Brazzil.com” I fear it became an obvious target.
It disgusts me having even spent a second of my time arguing with such Trash of incalculable malice, who FAILS to recognize that we are all born ALIKE as Human Beings (but STOP being alike from the moment of birth onwards, as they are inculcated Hatred by their uneducated parents and families who teach them the glories or White Race superiority INSTEAD of Moliere; sabotage instead of calculus, malice instead of Greek Philosophy!
SWIFT ACTION IS REQUIRED, I URGE EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU TO JOIN A CRUSADE AGAINST THIS HATEFUL ELEMENT!
What are the reasons for it? Prof.Stédile could have been clearer.