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This text is going to describe in its course how the new imperialism and the new dependency has as inflexion point the need to deepen the appropriation process of the exceeding produced by the working class that has given the coercive and persuasive mechanisms, and how an effective emancipation from peripheral countries, although sub-imperialist, will be possible in the presence of a socialist revolution. This situation implies an affirmation of the impossibility from peripheral and dependent countries to reach their emancipation under the capital logic. It stems from the understanding that the apprehension of daily relations in the political sphere through the mediation of the structural determiners clarifies the nature in the globalization of the organic scene from this dependency operated by the Brazilian economic oppression to the agrobusiness. Thus, we try to present a conjectural analysis of Bolsonaro's government through the mediation of the antagonistic cooperation category as an instrument in the analysis of the Brazilian economic development that finds its crowning in the unit between the financial capital and the agrobusiness in the deepen of antagonism between the bourgeoisie (financial, agro, and industrial bourgeoisie) and the working class
New Dependency, Financial Capital, Imperialism
New Dependency, Financial Capital, Imperialism
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