The election program of PSD is less a basis for a government program than an ideological manifesto against the state. Although the more radical neoliberal rhetoric has been purposely avoided, their ideas and proposals abound. The case is striking but the focus on privatization of public education. link
All the usual prescription of orthodoxy against the state is there: choking on its operation with the proposal to replace only one in five civil servants who leave, which can not be serious, the privatization or private management of public services (and not only to public companies), as RTP or health centers, the "freedom of choice" between the public and the private sector with public funding thereof. Such is the case with the proposal for the public school system.
All the usual prescription of orthodoxy against the state is there: choking on its operation with the proposal to replace only one in five civil servants who leave, which can not be serious, the privatization or private management of public services (and not only to public companies), as RTP or health centers, the "freedom of choice" between the public and the private sector with public funding thereof. Such is the case with the proposal for the public school system.
vital moreira, jp 10:05:11
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