Participação da mulher na política brasileira

A esquerda brasileira, incluindo petralhas e não petralhas, fez um tremendo escarcéu porque o ministério do governo interino de Michel Temer não inclui nenhuma mulher. A causa é justa, mas o auê foi exagerado e um tanto ou quanto hipócrita -- nos grupos de protesto houve e há, como sempre, um bando de gente (pessoas físicas e jurídicas) que há pelo menos 13 anos mamam nas tetas do governo.

A nossa esquerda sempre foi, é, e pelo visto (infelizmente) continuará sendo, distorcida e bastante oportunista. Esse bando que se arvora de defensor da presença da mulher num ministério, pouquíssimo ou praticamente nada fez para ampliar a presença feminina na política do país através do Congresso Nacional nos últimos 13 anos. São todos feministas de araque, de fachada, demagogos. O impressionante nesse cenário é ver a quantidade de mulheres que fizeram e ainda fazem essa agitação toda, ocupando bens e espaços públicos (não raramente vandalizando-os), e são incapazes de perceber que -- inúmeras delas -- são simples massa de manobra do PT e de organizações de esquerda, ou são no mínimo simplórias por não visualizarem que estão se desgastando por migalhas, tirando de foco um objetivo maior.

Não é de hoje que a mulher brasileira não tem no Congresso Nacional a representatividade que merece, face sua importância quantitativa (51,6% da população) e qualitativa na nossa sociedade. O que irrita é ver a esquerda brasileira, capitaneada pelo PT e seu líder Lula BL (Boca de Latrina), omisso quanto a isso nesses 13 anos de poder, ficar dando uma de "revoltada" porque um ministério não tem mulher nele participando.

O fracasso da inclusão da mulher em nosso Congresso está escancarado num levantamento da União Interparlamentar (IPU, na sigla em inglês) em nível mundial, com base em dados colhidos em 01/4/2016, fornecidos pelos próprios parlamentos dos países analisados. Entre os 191 países constantes da pesquisa da IPU, o Brasil ocupa a medíocre e vergonhosa 155ª posição. A lista é liderada por Rwanda, com Bolívia e Cuba ocupando o segundo e o terceiro lugares, respectivamente. Estamos muito atrás de países como Etiópia, Burundi, Uganda, Tanzânia, Sudão e outros. O Brasil aparece com apenas 9,9% de mulheres na Câmara (a Bolívia tem 53,1%) e 16,0% no Senado (contra 47,2% na Bolívia). Seria ótimo, e muito mais benéfico e proveitoso, se nossas diletas e queridas mulheres da esquerda barulhenta, assim como os marmanjos dessa mesma banda, atentassem para esse fato e fizessem algo de útil e proveitoso para corrigir isso. Na realidade, pela composição atual do Congresso Nacional, a participação feminina é ainda menor do que a citada na pesquisa da IPU: temos 12 senadoras num total de 81 senadores (14,8%) e 44 deputas num total de 513 deputados (8,58%).

Ver também:

☛ A mulher na Câmara dos Deputados

☛ Lista completa dos deputados federais eleitos

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	The data in the table below has been compiled by the Inter-Parliamentary Unionon the basis of information provided by National Parliaments by 1st April 2016.191 countries are classified by descending order of the percentage of women in the lower or single House. Comparative data on the world and regional averages as well as data concerning the two regional parliamentary assemblies elected by direct suffrage can be found on separate pages. You can use the PARLINE database to view detailed results of parliamentary elections by country.
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WORLD CLASSIFICATION Rank Country Lower or single House Upper House or Senate Elections Seats* Women % W Elections Seats* Women % W 1 Rwanda 9 2013 80 51 63.8% 9 2011 26 10 38.5% 2 Bolivia 10 2014 130 69 53.1% 10 2014 36 17 47.2% 3 Cuba 2 2013 612 299 48.9% --- --- --- --- 4 Seychelles 9 2011 32 14 43.8% --- --- --- --- 5 Sweden 9 2014 349 152 43.6% --- --- --- --- 6 Senegal 7 2012 150 64 42.7% --- --- --- --- 7 Mexico 6 2015 500 212 42.4% 7 2012 128 43 33.6% 8 South Africa 1 5 2014 399 168 42.1% 5 2014 54 19 35.2% 9 Ecuador 2 2013 137 57 41.6% --- --- --- --- 10 Finland 4 2015 200 83 41.5% --- --- --- --- 11 Iceland 4 2013 63 26 41.3% --- --- --- --- " Namibia 11 2014 104 43 41.3% 12 2015 42 10 23.8% " Nicaragua 11 2011 92 38 41.3% --- --- --- --- 14 Spain 12 2015 350 140 40.0% 12 2015 265 104 39.2% 15 Mozambique 10 2014 250 99 39.6% --- --- --- --- " Norway 9 2013 169 67 39.6% --- --- --- --- 17 Andorra 3 2015 28 11 39.3% --- --- --- --- " Belgium 5 2014 150 59 39.3% 7 2014 60 30 50.0% 19 Ethiopia 5 2015 547 212 38.8% 10 2015 153 49 32.0% 20 Timor-Leste 7 2012 65 25 38.5% --- --- --- --- 21 Denmark 6 2015 179 67 37.4% --- --- --- --- 22 Netherlands 9 2012 150 56 37.3% 5 2015 75 26 34.7% 23 Angola 8 2012 220 81 36.8% --- --- --- --- 24 Slovenia 7 2014 90 33 36.7% 11 2012 40 3 7.5% 25 United Republic of Tanzania 10 2015 372 136 36.6% --- --- --- --- 26 Germany 9 2013 631 230 36.5% N.A. 69 28 40.6% 27 Burundi 6 2015 121 44 36.4% 7 2015 43 18 41.9% 28 Argentina 10 2015 257 92 35.8% 10 2015 72 30 41.7% 29 Uganda 2 2011 386 135 35.0% --- --- --- --- 30 Portugal 10 2015 230 80 34.8% --- --- --- --- 31 Serbia 3 2014 250 85 34.0% --- --- --- --- 32 Costa Rica 2 2014 57 19 33.3% --- --- --- --- " Grenada 2 2013 15 5 33.3% 3 2013 13 2 15.4% " The F.Y.R. of Macedonia 4 2014 123 41 33.3% --- --- --- --- 35 El Salvador 3 2015 84 27 32.1% --- --- --- --- 36 Switzerland 10 2015 200 64 32.0% 10 2011 46 7 15.2% 37 Algeria 5 2012 462 146 31.6% 12 2015 143 10 7.0% 38 Zimbabwe 7 2013 270 85 31.5% 7 2013 80 38 47.5% 39 New Zealand 9 2014 121 38 31.4% --- --- --- --- 40 Tunisia 10 2014 217 68 31.3% --- --- --- --- 41 Cameroon 9 2013 180 56 31.1% 4 2013 100 20 20.0% 42 Italy 2 2013 630 195 31.0% 2 2013 321 91 28.3% " Trinidad and Tobago 9 2015 42 13 31.0% 9 2015 31 10 32.3% 44 Austria 9 2013 183 56 30.6% N.A. 61 18 29.5% 45 Sudan 4 2015 426 130 30.5% 6 2015 54 19 35.2% 46 Guyana 5 2015 69 21 30.4% --- --- --- --- 47 Nepal 11 2013 595 176 29.6% --- --- --- --- 48 United Kingdom 5 2015 650 191 29.4% N.A. 782 192 24.6% 49 Luxembourg 10 2013 60 17 28.3% --- --- --- --- 50 Afghanistan 9 2010 249 69 27.7% 1 2015 68 18 26.5% 51 Lao People's Democratic Republic 3 2016 149 41 27.5% --- --- --- --- 52 Poland 10 2015 460 126 27.4% 10 2015 100 13 13.0% 53 Belarus 9 2012 110 30 27.3% 8 2012 58 19 32.8% 54 Philippines 5 2013 290 79 27.2% 5 2013 24 6 25.0% 55 Kazakhstan 3 2016 107 29 27.1% 10 2014 47 3 6.4% 56 Australia 9 2013 150 40 26.7% 9 2013 76 29 38.2% " Israel 3 2015 120 32 26.7% --- --- --- --- 58 Iraq 4 2014 328 87 26.5% --- --- --- --- " South Sudan 8 2011 332 88 26.5% 8 2011 50 5 10.0% 60 France 6 2012 577 151 26.2% 9 2014 348 87 25.0% 61 Canada 10 2015 338 88 26.0% N.A. 82 30 36.6% 62 Honduras 11 2013 128 33 25.8% --- --- --- --- " Turkmenistan 12 2013 124 32 25.8% --- --- --- --- 64 Suriname 5 2015 51 13 25.5% --- --- --- --- 65 Mauritania 11 2013 147 37 25.2% 11 2009 56 8 14.3% 66 Lesotho 2 2015 120 30 25.0% 3 2015 33 8 24.2% 67 Viet Nam 5 2011 498 121 24.3% --- --- --- --- 68 Equatorial Guinea 5 2013 100 24 24.0% 5 2013 73 10 13.7% " Singapore 9 2015 100 24 24.0% --- --- --- --- 70 Estonia 3 2015 101 24 23.8% --- --- --- --- 71 Cabo Verde 3 2016 72 17 23.6% --- --- --- --- " China 3 2013 2959 699 23.6% --- --- --- --- 73 Lithuania 10 2012 141 33 23.4% --- --- --- --- 74 United Arab Emirates 9 2011 40 9 22.5% --- --- --- --- 75 Peru 4 2011 130 29 22.3% --- --- --- --- 76 Ireland 2 2016 158 35 22.2% 4 2011 60 18 30.0% 77 Eritrea 2 1994 150 33 22.0% --- --- --- --- 78 Dominica 12 2014 32 7 21.9% --- --- --- --- " Guinea 9 2013 114 25 21.9% --- --- --- --- 80 Republic of Moldova 11 2014 101 22 21.8% --- --- --- --- 81 Bosnia and Herzegovina 10 2014 42 9 21.4% 1 2015 15 2 13.3% 82 Dominican Republic 5 2010 183 38 20.8% 5 2010 32 3 9.4% " Monaco 2 2013 24 5 20.8% --- --- --- --- 84 Albania 6 2013 140 29 20.7% --- --- --- --- 85 Pakistan 5 2013 340 70 20.6% 3 2015 104 19 18.3% 86 Madagascar 12 2013 151 31 20.5% 12 2015 63 12 19.0% 87 Bulgaria 10 2014 240 49 20.4% --- --- --- --- 88 Cambodia 7 2013 123 25 20.3% 1 2012 61 10 16.4% 89 Bangladesh 1 2014 350 70 20.0% --- --- --- --- " Czech Republic 10 2013 200 40 20.0% 10 2014 81 15 18.5% " Liechtenstein 2 2013 25 5 20.0% --- --- --- --- " Slovakia 3 2016 150 30 20.0% --- --- --- --- 93 Colombia 3 2014 166 33 19.9% 3 2014 102 23 22.5% " Saudi Arabia 1 2013 151 30 19.9% --- --- --- --- 95 Greece 9 2015 300 59 19.7% --- --- --- --- " Kenya 3 2013 350 69 19.7% 3 2013 68 18 26.5% 97 United States of America 11 2014 434 84 19.4% 11 2014 100 20 20.0% 98 Kyrgyzstan 10 2015 120 23 19.2% --- --- --- --- 99 Tajikistan 3 2015 63 12 19.0% 3 2015 32 2 6.3% 100 Panama 5 2014 71 13 18.3% --- --- --- --- 101 Sao Tome and Principe 10 2014 55 10 18.2% --- --- --- --- 102 Latvia 10 2014 100 18 18.0% --- --- --- --- 103 Togo 7 2013 91 16 17.6% --- --- --- --- 104 Jamaica 2 2016 63 11 17.5% 3 2016 21 5 23.8% 105 Montenegro 10 2012 81 14 17.3% --- --- --- --- 106 Indonesia 4 2014 555 95 17.1% --- --- --- --- 107 Morocco 11 2011 395 67 17.0% 10 2015 120 14 11.7% 108 Azerbaijan 11 2015 124 21 16.9% --- --- --- --- 109 Barbados 2 2013 30 5 16.7% 3 2013 21 5 23.8% " Malawi 5 2014 192 32 16.7% --- --- --- --- " Saint Lucia 11 2011 18 3 16.7% 1 2012 11 3 27.3% " San Marino 11 2012 60 10 16.7% --- --- --- --- 113 Democratic People's Republic of Korea 3 2014 687 112 16.3% --- --- --- --- " Republic of Korea 4 2012 300 49 16.3% --- --- --- --- 115 Uruguay 10 2014 99 16 16.2% 10 2014 31 9 29.0% 116 Fiji 9 2014 50 8 16.0% --- --- --- --- " Libya 6 2014 188 30 16.0% --- --- --- --- " Uzbekistan 12 2014 150 24 16.0% 1 2015 100 17 17.0% 119 Chile 11 2013 120 19 15.8% 11 2013 38 6 15.8% 120 Croatia 11 2015 151 23 15.2% --- --- --- --- 121 Paraguay 4 2013 80 12 15.0% 4 2013 45 9 20.0% 122 Chad 2 2011 188 28 14.9% --- --- --- --- " Egypt 10 2015 596 89 14.9% --- --- --- --- " Turkey 11 2015 550 82 14.9% --- --- --- --- 125 Niger 2 2016 171 25 14.6% --- --- --- --- 126 Mongolia 6 2012 76 11 14.5% --- --- --- --- 127 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) 12 2015 167 24 14.4% --- --- --- --- 128 Gabon 12 2011 120 17 14.2% 12 2014 99 18 18.2% 129 Guatemala 9 2015 158 22 13.9% --- --- --- --- 130 Somalia 8 2012 275 38 13.8% --- --- --- --- 131 Guinea-Bissau 4 2014 102 14 13.7% --- --- --- --- " Romania 12 2012 401 55 13.7% 12 2012 168 13 7.7% 133 Russian Federation 12 2011 450 61 13.6% N.A. 170 29 17.1% 134 Saint Kitts and Nevis 2 2015 15 2 13.3% --- --- --- --- 135 Bahamas 5 2012 38 5 13.2% 5 2012 16 4 25.0% 136 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 12 2015 23 3 13.0% --- --- --- --- 137 Malta 3 2013 70 9 12.9% --- --- --- --- 138 Djibouti 2 2013 55 7 12.7% --- --- --- --- " Zambia 9 2011 158 20 12.7% --- --- --- --- 140 Cyprus 5 2011 56 7 12.5% --- --- --- --- 141 Sierra Leone 11 2012 121 15 12.4% --- --- --- --- " Syrian Arab Republic 5 2012 250 31 12.4% --- --- --- --- 143 Ukraine 10 2014 422 51 12.1% --- --- --- --- 144 India 4 2014 543 65 12.0% 1 2014 243 31 12.8% " Jordan 1 2013 150 18 12.0% 10 2013 75 8 10.7% 146 Mauritius 12 2014 69 8 11.6% --- --- --- --- 147 Georgia 10 2012 150 17 11.3% --- --- --- --- 148 Antigua and Barbuda 6 2014 18 2 11.1% 6 2014 17 7 41.2% 149 Liberia 10 2011 73 8 11.0% 12 2014 30 3 10.0% 150 Ghana 12 2012 275 30 10.9% --- --- --- --- 151 Armenia 5 2012 131 14 10.7% --- --- --- --- 152 Malaysia 5 2013 222 23 10.4% N.A. 65 15 23.1% 153 Hungary 4 2014 198 20 10.1% --- --- --- --- 154 Samoa 3 2016 50 5 10.0% --- --- --- --- 155 Brazil 10 2014 513 51 9.9% 10 2014 81 13 16.0% " Myanmar 11 2015 433 43 9.9% 11 2015 224 23 10.3% 157 Botswana 10 2014 63 6 9.5% --- --- --- --- " Japan 12 2014 475 45 9.5% 7 2013 242 38 15.7% 159 Burkina Faso 11 2015 127 12 9.4% --- --- --- --- " Gambia 3 2012 53 5 9.4% --- --- --- --- 161 Cote d'Ivoire 12 2011 251 23 9.2% --- --- --- --- 162 Marshall Islands 11 2015 33 3 9.1% --- --- --- --- 163 Democratic Republic of the Congo 11 2011 492 44 8.9% 1 2007 108 5 4.6% 164 Mali 11 2013 147 13 8.8% --- --- --- --- 165 Bhutan 7 2013 47 4 8.5% 4 2013 25 2 8.0% 166 Bahrain 11 2014 40 3 7.5% 12 2014 40 9 22.5% 167 Congo 7 2012 136 10 7.4% 10 2014 72 14 19.4% 168 Benin 4 2015 83 6 7.2% --- --- --- --- 169 Tuvalu 3 2015 15 1 6.7% --- --- --- --- 170 Kiribati 12 2015 46 3 6.5% --- --- --- --- 171 Swaziland 9 2013 65 4 6.2% 10 2013 30 10 33.3% 172 Thailand 8 2014 197 12 6.1% --- --- --- --- 173 Maldives 3 2014 85 5 5.9% --- --- --- --- 174 Sri Lanka 8 2015 225 13 5.8% --- --- --- --- 175 Nigeria 3 2015 360 20 5.6% 3 2015 108 7 6.5% 176 Nauru 6 2013 19 1 5.3% --- --- --- --- 177 Belize 3 2012 32 1 3.1% 3 2012 13 5 38.5% " Iran (Islamic Republic of) 5 2012 290 9 3.1% --- --- --- --- " Lebanon 6 2009 128 4 3.1% --- --- --- --- 180 Comoros 1 2015 33 1 3.0% --- --- --- --- 181 Papua New Guinea 6 2012 111 3 2.7% --- --- --- --- 182 Solomon Islands 11 2014 50 1 2.0% --- --- --- --- 183 Kuwait 7 2013 65 1 1.5% --- --- --- --- 184 Oman 10 2015 85 1 1.2% 11 2015 85 14 16.5% 185 Haiti 8 2015 92 0 0.0% 8 2015 23 0 0.0% " Micronesia (Federated States of) 3 2015 14 0 0.0% --- --- --- --- " Palau 11 2012 16 0 0.0% 11 2012 13 3 23.1% " Qatar 7 2013 35 0 0.0% --- --- --- --- " Tonga 11 2014 26 0 0.0% --- --- --- --- " Vanuatu 1 2016 52 0 0.0% --- --- --- --- " Yemen 4 2003 300 0 0.0% 4 2001 111 2 1.8% * Figures correspond to the number of seats currently filled in Parliament1 - South Africa: The figures on the distribution of seats do not include the 36 special rotating delegates appointed on an ad hoc basis, and all percentages given are therefore calculated on the basis of the 54 permanent seats.