Aldo C Sauda
Lawyer, Member of the research group Movimentos Sociais, Sindicalismo e Política at Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas (UNICAMP)
Supervisors: Andréia Galvão
Address: São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Supervisors: Andréia Galvão
Address: São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
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Abstract: This dissertation investigates causes, initiator groups and results of the June 2013 mass mobilizations, analyzing the bibliography that uses classes and class fractions. Attention will be given to mid-term political consequences of those events. We will point out that the social composition of those protests, mostly middle class since their inception, allowed them to be hijacked by anti-corruption groups. Second, that this social composition, also predominant in the demonstrations in favor or against President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment in 2015-16, express continuity with regards to 2013. Third, that the Workers Party (PT) strategy of class conciliation, through the demobilization of its base after the 2014 elections, lead the internationalized fraction of the bourgeoise to coalesce with mass mobilizations of the upper middle class. Lastly, that the protests lead by MPL metamorphosed with the intensification of conflicts between different political projects, triggering in the power block a crisis of political hegemony of the internal bourgeoise. This crisis leads to an end of the neodevelopmentalist front in Brazil, restoring orthodox neoliberalism. Along with the bibliography, this essay will use the autonomist press as a relevant source to explain the base, program and leadership of the first group responsible for calling the demonstrations, the Free Fares Movement (MPL)