The federal deputy (SOL-RJ) criticizes the proposal to create a federation between PSOL and PT, an initiative defended by the licensed deputy and now minister (General Secretariat).
In a video, the psolist says that a possible federation could take away the party’s political independence. He cites, for example, the situation of . He says that, with the alliance between Lula and the mayor (PSD), in a possible federation, PSOL would be prevented from running a candidate for the state government.
“The Federation is a political bloc lasting at least four years. This dilutes the party programmatically. Furthermore, it hampers, takes away the political independence to carry out struggles and determines what will be done electorally”, says Braga.
His speech is a response and allies, such as the minister of indigenous peoples, Sônia Guajajara (PSOL-MA) and the federal deputy, Erika Hilton (PSOL-SP).
The internal assessment is that the “split” caused by different positions on the federation has generated fear in the militancy.
Last week, councilor Ingrid Sateré Mawé, from Florianópolis, left the Boulos group, which defends the federation, although she remains in the party. On social media, he stated that the priority of this wing became a “tactical rapprochement with Lula as a way to make a presidential project viable in 2030.”
One concern is not complying with the barrier clause — the minimum level of votes or deputies for the party to be entitled to seats in parliament.
The majority wing of the party, however, says it does not fear the departure of parliamentarians.
As the Panel showed, the current that defends federation with the PT states that
The PSOL national executive will bang the gavel at a meeting scheduled for next Saturday (7).
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