O desmonte da seguridade social: expressões a partir do golpe Institucional de 2016

Abstract

Brazilian Social Security has been disfigured through neoliberal political counter-reforms. In this sense, this monograph that is presented here seeks to discuss the dismantling of Brazilian social security from the institutional coup of 2016. For that, we opted for the integrated approach of a notion of security, since it understands that neoliberal dismantling strategies take place in an articulated way, discharacterizing not only the policies in their specificity, but the very notion of Social Security as a form of social justice. For this we perform bibliographical and documentary research. Thus, the first chapter deals with a historical retrospective of social protection systems amidst the constant political, economic and social changes. The second chapter emphasizes the construction and trajectory of Social Security in Brazil. In the third chapter we address the indiscriminate dismantling of Social Security through neoliberal counter-reforms. Based on this study, it is concluded that the Brazilian Social Security is surrounded by an adverse conjuncture marked by the resumption of neoliberal policy, which has promoted successive reforms in the social policies that make up this system, thus accelerating the dismantling of security, bringing consequences for the realization of social rights historically conquered by the struggle of popular movements and the working class.