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He cannot because it is not true. Even the leftists (the true-blue ones) admit that left leaning governments have dropped the ball big time regarding security.
by epx 8y ago
He cannot because it is not true. Even the leftists (the true-blue ones) admit that left leaning governments have dropped the ball big time regarding security.
As other comments already clarified, 90% of the problem is drug-related, the correct fix would be the decriminalization of them.
- slig 8y agoI know. This is the second time in a couple of weeks that I seem blatant lies about my country here on HN.
- kikoreis 8y agoIt's my country too, and I don't recognize any lies in what was linked. Can you link to sources for your claim?
- slig 8y agoI don't see any lies on what was linked as well, but they are not sources for what he said.
- epx 8y agoFor the comments I can see that do many people are trying to excuse the "left" government instead of proposing solutions. This explains alone how we got in this situation.
- coliveira 8y agoJust look at the links in the parallel comment.
- slig 8y agoNot a proper source ("braZZil.com really?) and it's only about 1/3 of your claims.
- coliveira 8y agoMillions of Brazilians Fall Back into Poverty https://apnews.com/89afd8d964984eb69678129e7d4a16cc https://apnews.com/89afd8d964984eb69678129e7d4a16cc "Meanwhile, budgetary pressures and the conservative policies of President Michel Temer are translating into cuts in social services. Among those hit is the Bolsa Familia — Family Allowance — program that gives small subsidies each month to qualifying low-income people. It’s credited with much of the poverty reduction during Brazil’s boom decade."
- slig 8y agoThis hardly means that the plan is to "cut the little social net" like you said. Also, couple of paragraphs bellow: > "An Associated Press review of Bolsa Familia data found coverage declined 4 percentage points between May 2016, when Temer became acting president, and May of this year. Part of that may be due to a crackdown on alleged fraud that started late last year. Temer’s administration announced it had found “irregularities” in the records of 1.1 million recipients — about 8 percent of the 14 million people who receive the benefit. The infractions ranged from fraud to families that were earning above $150 a month, the cutoff to receive the benefit."
- coliveira 8y agoTemer’s administration has cut or blocked 1.1 million families from the flagship social program Bolsa Familia, or Family Purse. The program provides a small income to poor families who send their children to school and keep them under a doctor’s supervision, according to government figures. Data released to The Associated Press after a request was made under Brazil’s freedom of information law shows that most cities affected by cuts to the Family Purse program were based in the poorest regions of Brazil, the north and northeast. Those areas are strongholds of Temer’s adversaries, including former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. https://www.apnews.com/8be796a4692442b8befc65fa0c66d823 https://www.apnews.com/8be796a4692442b8befc65fa0c66d823
- coliveira 8y agoBrazil's Deep Cuts To Science Funding Will Lock Country In The Past https://www.npr.org/sections/13.7/2017/10/12/557099357/brazils-deep-cuts-to-science-funding-will-lock-country-in-the-past https://www.npr.org/sections/13.7/2017/10/12/557099357/brazi...