Abstract:
Neoliberalism was introduced into education in
Brazil initially in a weak version by José Sarney
and then with greater vigor at the beginning
of the 1990s by Fernando Collor de Mello. It
became manifest in the Law of Basic Directives
in 1996, which was promulgated during the
Government of Fernando Henrique Cardoso
and has been updated through successive
amendments during the Lula administration.
Keywords: Neoliberalism. State. Work.
Education.
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