Raised from basements.

Dark present, obscure past and uncertain future: after the 1st round of the 2022 presidential elections – brief notes

Authors

  • Paulo Alves de Lima Filho IBEC

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36311/2675-3871.2022.v3n8.p181-193

Keywords:

Revolution in the counterrevolution, radical anti-democratic revolution, radical democratic workers' revolution, criticism of the theory of socialist revolution, communist transition theory

Abstract

This essay seeks to address three related themes that shape the fate of democracy under the process of revolution in the counterrevolution, namely: the radical anti-democratic option of the ultra-right, the necessary radical democratic revolution of the workers, and the democratic transition promoted by the radical democratic revolution in the sense of social transformation. To this end, a radical critique of the so-called socialist revolution is formulated and the formulation of the necessary theory of the communist transition is resumed.

Author Biography

  • Paulo Alves de Lima Filho, IBEC

    An economist from the “Patrice Lumumba” University of Friendship of Peoples – Moscow - Russia, Ph.D. in Political Science from PUC-SP. General Coordinator of IBEC.

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Published

2022-12-31

Issue

No. 8: Jul./Dec. 2022 - The Condition of the Working Class in the Current Crisis of World Capitalism

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Text for discussion

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Raised from basements.: Dark present, obscure past and uncertain future: after the 1st round of the 2022 presidential elections – brief notes. (2022). Revista Fim Do Mundo, 3(8), 181-193. https://doi.org/10.36311/2675-3871.2022.v3n8.p181-193