Este Blog
tem especial prazer em transcrever trecho das observações do notável colunista do N Y Times, Roger Cohen. Suas observações, publicadas em 4 de abril,
convergem com àquelas aqui apresentadas em 29 de março passado.
"There
is a global backlash against rising inequality, stagnant middle-class incomes,
politicians for sale, social exclusion, offshoring of jobs, free trade, mass
immigration, tax systems skewed for giant corporations and their bosses, and what
Pope Francis has lambasted as the “unfettered pursuit of money.”
The backlash
takes various forms. In the United States it has produced an angry election
campaign. The success of both Donald Trump on the right and Bernie Sanders
on the left owes a lot to the thirst for radical candidates who break the mold.
Trump is unserious and incoherent; Sanders is neither of those things. But they
both draw support from constituencies that feel stuck, reject politics as
usual, and perceive a system rigged against them."
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