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The dictatorship of emergency

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Briefings

A Brazilian government passed a law to appease a street declaring an apocalypse, following the failure of class struggle as a path to socialism. The emergency administration seized power as an alternative, though the specific legislative text and its immediate impact remain unclear.

Key points

• Brazilian governments passed a law to appease a street declaring an apocalypse.
• The emergency administration seized power following the failure of class struggle as a path to socialism.

Context

This finding highlights a shift from traditional class struggle to emergency governance in Brazil, with the emergency administration acting as an alternative to socialist pathways.

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