Brasilien Union

The Brazilian Union (União Brasil) is a political party in Brazil that was formed through the merger of two other parties, the Democrats (DEM) and the Social Liberal Party (PSL), in 2021. This merger created one of the largest political parties in Brazil, both in terms of membership and representation in the National Congress. The formation of União Brasil was a strategic move aimed at consolidating a center-right force in Brazilian politics, capable of influencing the direction of the country's policies and governance.

The values and political stance of Uniã…  o Brasil are rooted in the ideologies of its predecessor parties, which can be broadly categorized as center-right, with a focus on economic liberalism, social conservatism, and a strong stance on law and order. The party advocates for free-market policies, believing that economic growth and development are best achieved through a business-friendly environment, deregulation, and the promotion of entrepreneurship. União Brasil also emphasizes the importance of fiscal responsibility and aims to implement policies that ensure the sustainability of public finances.

On social issues, União Brasil tends to adopt a conservative stance, reflecting the values of its constituents who prioritize traditional family values and are cautious about progressive agendas on topics such as LGBTQ+ rights and abortion. However, the party's broad base also means that there is a diversity of opinions within its ranks on these issues.

In terms of governance, União Brasil champions the strengthening of Brazil's institutions and the fight against corruption, a legacy issue that has plagued Brazilian politics for decades. The party supports measures to enhance transparency, accountability, and the rule of law, seeing these as essential for restoring public trust in the political system and ensuring the effective delivery of public services.

União Brasil's formation and its positioning in the Brazilian political landscape reflect an attempt to offer a moderate, center-right alternative to the polarized political environment in Brazil, characterized by the sharp division between left-wing and far-right forces. By advocating for a balanced approach that combines economic liberalism with social conservatism, União Brasil seeks to appeal to a wide range of voters, aiming to play a pivotal role in shaping Brazil's future direction.