| Summary: | Considering the re-actualization of the “crisis culture” and the new forms of articulation of the dominant classes mobilized in this context, the objective is to analyze the political-ideological substratum of some of the main demands of the Free Brazil Movement (MBL) as one of the main collective subjects present on the public scene that brings together and represents the dominant interests. To do so, we proceed to the bibliographical review and documentary research on materials produced by said movement. In this way, the defense of duality privatization and repression as an alternative to public policies is explicitly observed, which leads to the conclusion that it is a question of defending non- -politics.
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