New Party

The Brazilian New Party, known in Portuguese as Partido Novo (NOVO), is a political entity in Brazil that was founded in 2011 and officially recognized by the Brazilian Electoral Court in 2015. The party positions itself as a proponent of liberal economic…   ideas and advocates for a significant reduction in government intervention in the economy. It promotes the principles of individual freedom, free markets, and a more efficient and smaller state apparatus, arguing that such an approach leads to sustainable economic growth and development.<br /><br />The values of NOVO are centered around the belief that the private sector is more efficient at delivering services than the public sector, and thus, the role of the government should be minimized to essential functions such as national defense, public security, and the administration of justice. The party also emphasizes the importance of fiscal responsibility, advocating for balanced government budgets and the reduction of public debt.<br /><br />Education and health are seen as priority areas, but the party believes that the state's role in these sectors should be more about regulation and less about direct management, encouraging private initiatives and competition to improve quality and accessibility. NOVO is also known for its rigorous selection process for candidates, emphasizing meritocracy and ethical standards in politics.<br /><br />While the party supports social freedoms, its main focus remains on economic issues, distinguishing itself from other political movements in Brazil by its strong critique of the traditional political system, which it views as inefficient and corrupt. NOVO's commitment to transparency, efficiency, and innovation in government reflects its broader goal of modernizing Brazil's political landscape and fostering a more prosperous, free, and fair society.Read more