Index
Brazil's
Lula: The Most Popular Politician on Earth
by Ted Goertzel
Note: This index follows the Brazilian convention of alphabetizing individuals by their first name or nickname.
Abílio Diniz, 110Abortion issue, 181, 183
Advisory councils, 95–98
Aécio Neves, 119, 165
Ahmadinejad, Mahmoud, 111
AIDS, 102
Akbar Ganji, 112
Alberto Amadei, 69
Aloizio Mercadante, 35, 122, 181
Anthony Garotinho, 117, 119
Antônio Palocci, 43, 50, 166, 173
Aristides da Silva (Lula’s father), 5–8
Arlindo Chingalia, 114
Barack Obama, 114, 205
Benedita da Silva, 54
Bernardo Sorj, 187
Bill Clinton, 205
Blairo Maggi, 92, 93
Bolivia, 104
Carlos Cachoeira, 54
Carlos Minc, 91, 94
Celso Amorim, 105, 107, 110
César Benjamin, 50
Cesar Sanson, 209
Charles Burke Elbrick, 31
Chico Buarque, 129
Chile, 106
China, 142
Colombia, 106
Corruption, 53–67, 121–23, 127, 129, 173, 206–9
Council on Foreign Relations, 101
Cristovam Buarque, 28, 119, 124, 210
Cuba, 109
Denise Paraná, 1, 2
Dilma Rousseff, 3, 88, 193, 210, 211
corruption allegations, 173, 184
political campaign, 165–89
Dorothy Stang, 90
Drew Westen, 129
Duda Mendonça, 33, 36, 128, 175
Economic policy, 40–41, 133–49
Eiiti Sato, 115
Environmental issues, 88–94
Erdogan, Recep Tayyip, 113
Erenice Guerra, 179
Ernesto Geisel, 196
Ethanol, 106
Evo Morales, 2, 104, 106, 151, 203
Family allowances, 78–80
Fernando Collor, 53, 125, 193, 210
Fernando de la Rúa, 41
Fernando Gabeira, 89, 93, 181
Fernando Henrique Cardoso, 2, 23, 25, 28, 34, 50, 121, 129, 136, 153, 186, 191, 193, 196, 197, 199, 202, 209
Fernando J. Cardin de Carvalho, 201
Fernando Mitre, 48
Ferreira Gullar, 153
Fidel Castro, 106
Foreign policy, 99–116
Francisco de Oliveira, 40, 153
Free Trade Area of the Americas, 100, 103
Frei Betto, 1, 8, 72, 74, 76
Frei Chico (Lula’s brother), 15, 18, 19, 153
Freud Godoy, 123
George W. Bush, 104, 106
Geraldo Alckmin, 117–32, 181
Getúlio Vargas, 195, 198, 209
Gilberto Gil, 170
Giselle Bündchen, 73
Gordon Brown, 146
Guido Mantega, 35, 136
Haiti, 102
Helena, 120, 124, 125
Hélio Bicudo, 186
Heloísa Helena, 49, 119, 123
Henrique Meirelles, 42
Honduras, 107
Hugo Chávez, 2, 106, 151, 163, 165, 203
Inflation, 25–28, 138
Iran, 112
Iraq, 104
Israel, 108–9
Itamar Franco, 25, 193, 196, 198
Ivo Poletto, 74
James Carville, 148
Jânio Quadros, 23
João Goulart, 23
João Pedro Stédile, 87, 136
João Roberto Rodrigues, 88
João Siscu, 49
José Dirceu, 31, 44, 53, 166
José Eduardo Dutra, 173
José Genoino, 30, 35, 41, 139
José Graziano, 72, 73, 76, 77, 82
José Padilha, 186
José Serra, 117, 118, 122, 137, 165
political campaign, 165–89
Josias de Souza, 129
Juscelino Kubitschek, 193, 196, 205, 209
Labor movement, 12–13, 19
Land reform, 81–88
Landless farmer’s movement, 81–88, 136
Leandro Konder, 153
Leonardo Boff, 185
Letter to the Brazilian People, 41
Lindu da Silva (Lula’s mother), 6, 5–8, 8, 11
Luciana Genro, 49
Luís Fara Monteiro, 90
Luiz Fernando Figueiredo, 137
Luiz Gushiken, 36
Lula da Silva
adolescence, 11–13
childhood, 5–8, 9
children, 14
corruption allegations, 53–67
economic policies, 51, 133–49, 151–58, 158–61
election campaigns, 83
inauguration, 1, 23, 40
labor activism, 13, 19
leadership style, 3, 5, 191, 198
legacy, 212
loss of finger, 12
political campaigns, 25, 28, 32–38, 86, 117–32, 165–89
political philosophy, 80, 158, 161
relationship with his mother, 206
religious beliefs, 8, 205
sexual initiation, 11
social policies, 193–95
Lurdes da Silva (Lula’s first wife), 13
Luriam Cordeiro (Lula’s daughter), 14
Magalhães Texeira, 79
Mailson da Nóbrega, 137
Manuel Zelaya, 107
Marcos Azambuja, 107
Maria Fernanda Delmas, 148
Marilena Chaui, 49
Marina Silva, 88–94, 170, 181, 185, 187, 210
Mário Covas, 118
Marisa da Silva (Lula’s second wife), 14, 15
Marta Harnecker, 151
Marta Suplicy, 122, 130
Mexico, 103, 106
Michelle Bachelet, 151
Microcredit, 158
Military government, 17, 19–20, 23
Miriam Cordeiro (Lula’s girlfriend), 14
Moisés Naím, 109
Movimento sem terra. See Landless farmer’s movement
Mozambique, 102
Namibia, 102
National self-esteem, 99–116, 212
Neoliberalism, 50, 49–51, 132, 139
Néstor Kirchner, 151
Oded Grajew, 72
Orestes Quércia, 17
Orlando Zapata Tamayo, 109
Palestinians, 108–9
Participatory budgeting, 95–98
Patrus Ananias de Sousa, 76
Paul Singer, 32
Plínio Arruda Sampaio, 170
Political parties, 2, 17, 21, 20–21, 26, 46, 94, 95, 119, 120, 171, 181, 210, 211
Political prisoners, 111
Race differences, 131
Rafael Correa, 106
Raimundo Colombo, 181
Roberto Medina, 144
Roberto Micheletti, 107
Rosalba Ciarlini, 181
São Tomé and Príncipe, 102
Sean Burgess, 101
Social security reform, 47
Socialism, 17, 28–32, 151–58, 158–61, 162
South Africa, 102
Souza Martins, 82
Tarso Genro, 166
Tax reform, 49
Trevisan Vedoin, 122
Uruguay, 106
Vote buying scandal, 62
Waldomiro Diniz, 54
Workers’ Party, 2, 17, 21, 32, 35, 41, 43, 45, 49, 69, 95–98, 99
World Bank, 78, 80
World Economic Forum, 99, 106
World Social Forum, 99, 106
World Trade Organization, 102, 103
Zander Navarro, 84
Zeca do PT (José Orcírio Miranda dos Santos), 35
Zero hunger campaign, 39, 69–78