O futuro da previdência social no Brasil frente às privatizações na América Latina.

Abstract

This monograph seeks to explain the future of Social Security in Brazil face the privatizations that took place in Latin America. Thus, through an exploratory research using the methods of critical historical research and "ex-post-facto", the objective is to analyze the advantages and / or disadvantages of a possible privatization of the Brazilian Social Welfare, through a comparative study the experiences of some Latin American countries that opted for privatization of their pension systems. Thus, the first chapter, started from the analysis of the relevant events in the evolution of social security in Brazil and in the world, so that it understands the current operation of the Brazilian Social Security. In the second chapter, notes were made regarding the evolution and growth of private pension funds, analyzing their historical and operation. In the third chapter, finally, the experiments were presented in three Latin American countries that have privatized their public systems, analyzing the way of how it was made and its current consequences. It was concluded that the experiences in the three Latin American countries analyzed, led to a social setback, causing many losses to citizens and the state, making it an unviable alternative, even in the face of a supposed "crisis" of the Brazilian Social Security.