Consequências do capitalismo dependente brasileiro durante a crise pandêmica da covid-19

Abstract

The objective of this work is to reflect on the bases of the socioeconomic construction of Brazil from Florestan Fernandes to understand how the impacts of the covid-19 pandemic intensify where dependent and underdeveloped capitalism is a historical reality, considering the negative consequences of neoliberalism for the working class. This is na exploratory study with na emphasis on bibliographical research, mostly by brazilian authors who have contributed to social thinking. The reflection carried out in the light of literature and social indicators reveals that underdeveloped countries have na autocratic bourgeoisie that is unable to carry out a historic movement to overcome dependency, producing overexploitation and overappropriation of work. These characteristics mean that these countries are unable to deal with the crises of capitalism and especially with the pandemic, making it necessary to strengthen a nationalist socioeconomic policy for the working class, in order to try to overcome the colonial rancids still very present in Brazilian society.