Autonomy in Brazil: towards a new political culture | ROAR Magazine

Autonomy in Brazil: towards a new political culture | ROAR Magazine

Part 2 of Raúl Zibechi's analysis of the Brazilian uprising: "The modes of struggle and organization created towards the end of the dictatorship no longer correspond to the needs of the present moment. Today's movements flatly reject the traditional bureaucratic culture and instead emphasize horizontalism, collective leadership, and autonomy from state and party."

 

 

 The old modes of struggle no longer correspond to the needs of the moment, but a new political culture of autonomy and horizontalism is already emerging.