Tchau Querida: As Novas Direitas Brasileiras Mobilizadas pelo Movimento Brasil Livre nas Ruas e nas Redes no Período de 2014 a 2019

Resumo (EN)

The effervescence provided by street demonstrations that have spread throughout the country since 2013 has caused cracks in the brazilian political scene. The growth of conservatism in society and the strengthening of right-wing groups that surfed the wave of demonstrations became evident, giving their speeches the range suggested by the networks, with the support of groups such as the Movimento Brasil Livre. Through online actions, MBL was able to gather significant numbers of protesters in offline acts, occupying the streets of the country crying out against corruption, which for them would be embodied in the figure of the PT and all those linked to this party. The changes suggested by the insertion of networks as arenas of social conversation for the fields of communication and politics, the new rights and the reconfigurations of social movements and contemporary street demonstrations figure as the main theoretical axes that underlie this study. In order to better understand how the new Brazilian rights were articulated and obtained the adhesion of significant segments of society, it is proposed an analysis of the posts posted to the fanpage of the Movimento Brasil Livre on Facebook, in the period between 2014 and 2019, using the Content Analysis suggested by Bardin (1977) as methodological support. The research seeks to verify how the MBL has positioned itself in moments that comprise three governments that represent differents parties and differents projects to the country, especially in the speeches related to the anti-corruption fight and antipetism, discursive orders widely used by the movement that helped to a great extent in the process of social adherence to the causes defended by the collective.