Abolindo a fome, o desemprego e... os paraísos fiscais - Ladislau Dowbor

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O Brasil se encontra hoje, após alguns anos de neoliberalismo, com 85 milhões de pessoas passando fome, mais de 14 milhões desempregados e uma inflação galopante que já chegou em 2 dígitos. Enquanto o país desmancha, Paulo Guedes e outros milionários e bilionários escondem suas fortunas em paraísos fiscais. Mas tudo isso poderia ser diferente se a política econômica fosse radicalmente oposta. Para debater esses assuntos, convidamos o economista Ladislau Dowbor, autor dos livros "A era do capital improdutivo" e "Pão nosso de cada dia", para conversar com Nathália Urban e Hugo Albuquerque, hoje às 19h. Este programa é fruto da parceria entre a revista Jacobin Brasil e a Fundação Rosa Luxemburgo. A Jacobin é uma publicação impressa que oferece um ponto de vista socialista sobre política, economia e cultura. Apoie nosso trabalho e assine a nossa revista em https://jacobin.com.br/assine #Fome #Desemprego #Inflação

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