Brazil’s new foreign minister said this week that his “main mission” in office is to combat the Marxist ideology of the preceding regime, including “climate alarmism” and abortion.
Ernesto Araújo, named as future foreign minister by president-elect Jair Bolsonaro, said that putting an end to Marxist ideology in Brazil’s foreign policy is “the main mission that the president has entrusted to me” in an op-ed published in the Gazeta do Povo newspaper.
According to Araújo, the Workers’ Party (PT), which governed Brazil for 13 years under Lula da Silva and Dilma Rousseff, turned the country’s foreign policy into a tool to spread Marxist ideology, and the mission of the new administration is to dismantle that apparatus.
Among the Marxist elements pushed by the PT, Araújo cited climatic alarmism, knee-jerk third-worldism, adherence to abortionist policies in international forums, and the destruction of the identity of peoples through mass immigration.
“All these are elements of the PT’s ideology, that is, of Marxism,” he said.
“To cure a disease it is not enough to say that we detest it; it is necessary to know its causes and manifestations, its strategies and its disguises,” the minister said.
In an earlier blog post, the future minister went into greater depth regarding his understanding of the aims of the climate change lobby.
“This dogma has served to justify increasing the regulatory power of states over the economy and the power of international institutions over national states and their populations,” Araújo wrote in mid-October, “as well as to stifle economic growth in democratic capitalist countries and foster China’s growth.”
Araújo, who is a vocal supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump, said that China is the enemy of the West and that the globalist movement wants to transfer the economic power of the West to that country.
The minister’s words this week coincided with an announcement by the president-elect that Brazil has withdrawn its offer to host the United Nations COP25 climate summit in 2019, citing “current fiscal and budgetary constraints” as well as “the transition process for the newly elected administration.”
Greenpeace reacted strongly to the news, saying that the new government had “shamed the climate agenda” and lost an opportunity to position Brazil as a “climate leader” on the international stage.
In a statement this week, Greenpeace went on to call President-elect Bolsonaro, who will take office on January 1, an “environmental threat,” while lamenting that the new foreign minister Ernesto Araújo “believes that climate change is no more than a major international conspiracy, something that functions as an agenda of global domination.”
Araújo has said the environmental cause, which originally was concerned with the “conservation of nature and the responsible use of resources,” was hijacked by the left as a way to manipulate nations and peoples.
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Brazil’s message to the watermelons LEAVE and go back to Cuba we don’t want or need you here GO AWAY
Now maybe Brasil can actually grow into the nation it could be and not some made up utopia the socials tried to make it into. The people of Brasil has suffered so much under the weight of the communist/socialist, all to prop up the Marxist elites that ruled like slave owners of old Brasil
More than twenty years ago, before he entered politics, Stephen Harper said the same thing.
The Big Lie has staying power.
Blame lands squarely on the lazy minds of the victims.
I have read more than one article written by leftists saying that climate change could be solved under the capitalist system. So yes, the climate change movement is a tool to spread Marxism. However, there are many other hidden agendas wrapped in the in the climate change movement. In addition, there is more to Marxism than the climate change movement.
Hopefully Jair Bolsonaro will do a better job of kicking those working to the ideology of the past administration than President Trump has been able to do.