2020
DOI: 10.35699/1981-3171.2020.19803
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Tarifa Domingueira

Abstract: O transporte público oportuniza o acesso às experiências e aos espaços de lazer, nos centros urbanos para as comunidades periféricas, democratizando os bens culturais da/na cidade. Nesse sentido, o objetivo deste trabalho é analisar o ciclo político da “Tarifa Domingueira”, da cidade de Curitiba-Paraná, que incentivava o uso do transporte público para o lazer. Utilizou-se da pesquisa documental, para efetuar a investigação e análise da Domingueira, da implantação à extinção do programa. Conclui-se que o ciclo … Show more

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“…37 The capitalist economic crisis has a violent impact on the Brazilian economy, revealing: a social crisis with a high unemployment rate of 12.2% in 2019 (i.e., 1 in 4 workers is unemployed); a negligible public expenditure, imprisoned by Constitutional Amendment 95 (CA-95), a measure that has frozen public expenditure for 20 years, since 2017; a vertiginous growth of 9.5% of public debt in 2019, corresponding to 56% of GDP, having made a payment with interest and charges of this debt of $94.7 billion (i.e., almost 4 times more than the value committed to the Ministry of Health [$24.8 billion]). 37–39 In this way, the current crisis is serious and puts the Brazilian economy adrift, without a responsible command power to lead it. The counter-reforms of the Bolsonaro government have only made it worse and make it look like a coronavirus crisis.…”
Section: Capital In Crisis and Agrifood Systems: A Key To Understandi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…37 The capitalist economic crisis has a violent impact on the Brazilian economy, revealing: a social crisis with a high unemployment rate of 12.2% in 2019 (i.e., 1 in 4 workers is unemployed); a negligible public expenditure, imprisoned by Constitutional Amendment 95 (CA-95), a measure that has frozen public expenditure for 20 years, since 2017; a vertiginous growth of 9.5% of public debt in 2019, corresponding to 56% of GDP, having made a payment with interest and charges of this debt of $94.7 billion (i.e., almost 4 times more than the value committed to the Ministry of Health [$24.8 billion]). 37–39 In this way, the current crisis is serious and puts the Brazilian economy adrift, without a responsible command power to lead it. The counter-reforms of the Bolsonaro government have only made it worse and make it look like a coronavirus crisis.…”
Section: Capital In Crisis and Agrifood Systems: A Key To Understandi...mentioning
confidence: 99%