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- Lulism abstract "Lulism (Portuguese: lulismo) is a political ideology used to describe the alignment of segments of the society that were previously hostile to the Brazilian Workers' Party and social movements, behind the political forces led by former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in a new electoral configuration formed in 2006. It is a process of controlled reformism and limited structural change in Brazil which focused on the poorest sections of society. The subproletariat, who has always kept themselves away from Lula, accepted in large scale his candidacy after the first term of his presidency, at the same time that the middle‑class moved away from him. The explanation would be on a new ideological configuration that mixes leftwing and rightwing elements. The rhetoric and the praxis, which were able to unite the maintenance of stability and the distributive action of the state, are the origins of the formation of lulism. Although essentially different, it shares some characteristics with Chavism and Kirchnerism.To build political consensus and secure social peace, Lulism has chosen to form a pragmatic coalition of interests among various segments of Brazilian society, instead of pursuing an ideology-driven agenda. It means that gradual reformism was favored over a direct confrontation with the interests of the elite. In particular, Brazilian manufacturers, banks and retailers were among the direct beneficiaries of the consumption-led, credit-fueled economic model championed by the government. Andre Singer said that "the convergence of interests of the private industry sector on one side, and of the organized labor force on the other, led to the stability that allowed this political system to take the form of a sort of consensus". It was this equilibrium that allowed the government to gradually make the most significant changes in policy. Non-confrontation principles are, in the Lulism movement, a "sine qua non" condition for development.".
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- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink André_Vítor_Singer.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Bourgeoisie.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Brasília_Consensus.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Brazilian_general_election,_2002.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Brazilian_presidential_election,_2002.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Political_philosophy_by_politician.
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- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Chavism.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Fernando_Henrique_Cardoso.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Fernando_Lugo.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Henrique_Capriles.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Henrique_Capriles_Radonski.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Instituto_Millenium.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink José_Mujica.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Kirchnerism.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Left-wing_politics.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Luiz_Inacio_Lula_da_Silva.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Luiz_Inácio_Lula_da_Silva.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Lumpenproletariat.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Macroeconomic.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Macroeconomics.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Mauricio_Funes.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Military_dictatorship.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Military_dictatorships.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Ollanta_Humala.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Patrícia_Carlos_de_Andrade.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Peronism.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Praxis_(process).
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Reformism.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Rhetoric.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Right-wing_politics.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Social_movement.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Washington_Consensus.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink Workers_Party_(Brazil).
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLink File:Lula_Khamenei_Teerã_2010.jpg.
- Lulism wikiPageWikiLinkText "Lulism".
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- Lulism wikiPageWikiLinkText "political ideology".
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- Lulism subject Category:Political_philosophy_by_politician.
- Lulism subject Category:Political_terminology.
- Lulism hypernym Ideology.
- Lulism type Organisation.
- Lulism type Thing.
- Lulism comment "Lulism (Portuguese: lulismo) is a political ideology used to describe the alignment of segments of the society that were previously hostile to the Brazilian Workers' Party and social movements, behind the political forces led by former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in a new electoral configuration formed in 2006. It is a process of controlled reformism and limited structural change in Brazil which focused on the poorest sections of society.".
- Lulism label "Lulism".
- Lulism differentFrom Lullism.
- Lulism sameAs Lulismo.
- Lulism sameAs Lulismo.
- Lulism sameAs Q10320935.
- Lulism sameAs Q10320935.
- Lulism wasDerivedFrom Lulism?oldid=683530270.
- Lulism depiction Lula_Khamenei_Teerã_2010.jpg.
- Lulism isPrimaryTopicOf Lulism.