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This week Luiz Inacio (Lula) da Silva, 57, was elected president of Brazil. Lula, who was born into extreme poverty and never got past elementary school, had lost three previous elections. This time he downplayed his left-wing credentials, moved to the center and promised to maintain the fiscal discipline of outgoing President Fernando Henrique Cardoso. Is da Silva's move to the center sincere or just a tactic? Can he handle the high expectations he has aroused, considering the tight economic situation afflicting Brazil today? Last week, NEWSWEEK's Lally Weymouth sat down with da Silva for an exclusive interview. Excerpts:
WEYMOUTH: What are your plans as president?
DA SILVA: During our campaign we made a commitment. Although Brazil is a country with extraordinary potential, 50 million people live below the poverty line. Brazil is not a poor country, but a country with social inequities, and this is a major issue. The wealth has been concentrated in the hands of a few. So we have made a commitment to reach out to the poorest [sectors].
There are high expectations on the part of the electorate and you've promised to create jobs. How can you do that given Brazil's dire economic situation?
Not much public money is required. Only [increased] production will give Brazil the con
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Lula: “Join Us in a Great Collective Effort Against Inequality”
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was the president of Brazil from 2003 to 2010.
In a landmark inauguration speech, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva lays out his agenda for a more just Brazil and a new internationalism.
In 1981, Lula da Silva spoke to the first Brazilian Workers’ Party convention about his country’s path to democratic socialism. Ahead of the second round of Brazil’s presidential election later this month, we reproduce his speech here.
The spread of COVID-19 anywhere on the planet threatens us all, yet Big Pharma’s monopoly on the vaccine supply ensures that people in most of the world aren’t getting inoculated. In this appeal, left-wing figures like Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Rafael Correa, and former Brazilian president Lula call on governments to lift the patents and ensure vaccines are distributed as cheaply and quickly as possible.
Imprisoned former Brazilian president Lula sends a message of solidarity to the Labour Party — and warns of the danger of the rising far right across the world.
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