Crise econômica em Alagoas e a importância da subvinculação da educação

Abstract

This paper aims to analyze the process that led the state of Alagoas to face one of its biggest economic, political and social crises, leading the state government to take drastic measures to try to contain the state's economic crisis. After the great success of Proálcool, the federal government starts a strong campaign encouraging the population to substitute gasoline for alcohol produced with subsidies distributed to the sugar and alcohol sector, but external factors weaken the Brazilian economy and the government decides to reduce support for alcohol producers, leading the Alagoas mill owners to turn to the state government, which in turn exempted them from paying the ICMS, even though this sector was the most responsible for state revenue, and how the state's education was raised with the help of FUNDEF education financing funds. and FUNDEB, without which the state would certainly not have the economic conditions to restructure education, leading the state to remain in one of its biggest crises regarding state education, a period in which education was the area that suffered most from the lack of resources , education workers even had nine months of back wages, canceled school years, scrapped schools and devaluation The use of education were hallmarks of governments on the grounds that the state did not have sufficient resources to reverse the situation the state was in.