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Economy Minister Paulo Guedes returned on Monday 26 to say that the current government is creating an open society in Brazil. He said he never doubted that Brazilian democracy was at risk and cited, as he always does, the proper functioning of institutions in the country, such as press freedom, a reformist Congress and a Federal Supreme Court (STF) that he has supported since the actual. administration.
Guedes spoke during the online event ‘Um Dia Pela Democracia’, organized by the Brazilian Academy of Constitutional Law (ABDConst).
Before, however, the minister made a retrospective of the last 30 years, a period that, according to him, was predominant by the right, the social democracy and, finally, by the left. According to him, it was a succession of attempts to find solutions in opposition to the right-wing military government, but with a statist bias.
“It was a Hobbesian state, which represented a burden on society,” said Thomas Hobbes, a reference to the English mathematician, political theorist and philosopher, author of Leviathan and Do Citizen. In Leviathan, he explained his views on human nature and the need for a strong government and society.
Following his line of reasoning, Guedes cited the political transformations that the right-wing government of José Sarney underwent, from the PMDB, creation of the PSDB that he called “a rib of the PMDB” and ethically superior.
“But the PSDB made a big mistake that led to four defeats in a row, which was the Constitutional Amendment for reelection and which led to the spectrum of the left,” said the Minister of Economy.
According to Guedes, it was natural for him to assume power since his flags fulfilled the aspirations of society to reduce poverty, they brought promises of development and improvement in Brazil in the International Student Assessment Program (Pisa). And the 1988 Constitution, according to the minister, consolidated all these concerns, which also led to an exaggerated public spending and, consequently, an increase in indebtedness and the stagnation of the economy.
But according to the minister, even before the appearance of language, hominids already protected the weakest, which is a natural instinct of living beings. To exemplify his reasoning that protecting the weakest is a natural instinct, Guedes said that this morning he was attacked by an emu on the lawn of the Palácio da Alvorada.
“I went to try to understand why they attacked me and I saw that the emu was with cubs. The move was to eliminate the danger posed by walking on grass, “he said.
And in opposition to the left, the minister continued, Brazilian society opted for a right-wing liberal project when referring to the election of Bolsonaro.
Guedes once again defended President Jair Bolsonaro and his election by 57 million votes, which in itself demands that the president be respected. “I never had any doubt that democracy was in danger. Dilma Rousseff took up arms and was acquitted by democracy. Today we have a former captain who sings the National Anthem and has the family as the greatest value, ”said Guedes.
For the minister, “it is not possible every day to criticize what the president says.”
Let the man speak. It is not possible that in the name of tolerance they are intolerant of Bolsonaro, ”he said. “It is debated whether to vaccinate or not. It is natural that there is a difference of opinion. In North Korea there is no doubt because, unlike Brazil, which is an open society, there are half a dozen that govern and the rest obey, ”said the minister, adding that China is doing well, but needs to pass the test of freedom of expression. its citizens.
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