Os reflexos da crise e seus impactos na consolidação das políticas públicas no Brasil: uma análise a partir dos planos de governo (2006-2018)

Abstract

The last thirty-two years have been the consolidation of democratic agendas, through public policies, organization of institutions and review of legal frameworks since the promulgation of the 1988 Federal Constitution. In this scenario, many advances and setbacks have been experienced from this form of government. Aiming to analyze how the political-social structure has triggered the absence of perspective in the realization of social justice, which, in turn, reverberate negatively in public policies at national level, acting in the maintenance of the structures of multiple social inequalities through different mechanisms, be they legal or not carried out by those who have a relationship with the management of public money, the law and the means of production in comparison with the social imaginary about the condition of those who depend on such policies and the real factors that squander public assets. It is necessary to understand the course and the current Brazilian political scenario, its advances and setbacks and how the State's crises have influenced social contours, especially regarding social inequality based on racism (race / color / and LGBTphobia) and patriarchy / machismo, accentuated by the atrocious capitalist system that directly interfere in the social, economic structures and in the political-oligarchic organization. Thus, they served as a basis for the analysis of government plans, a document responsible for defining the lines of action to be carried out by candidates / elected representatives, who were defended in the last twelve years taking into account aspects such as prioritized public policies and its developments during the public management process. For this reason, the government plans developed by the presidents Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (2006); Dilma Vana Rousseff (2010/2014); including, not plans, but reformulations made by substitute president Michel Temer in the fulfillment of the post-coup buffer term (2016-2018), arriving at the plan that elected then president Jair Bolsonaro (2018). The central aspects of the analysis are to understand the relationship: race, gender, democracy, politics and economics, how public policies are thought or not within this logic, in addition to understanding the real obstacles