The challenges of the pandemic due to the “apartheids” in terra brasilis:

a viewpoint from the perspective of social security for the post-covid-19 era

Abstract

This paper aims to analyze the main consequences of COVID-19 for the legal world and point out ways to mitigate them. As central questions of the research problem, it is asked what are the impacts of the multifaceted inequalities in our homeland in facing the pandemic and what are the solutions for mitigating the procedural hecatomb in the post-COVID-19 era. The research method was hypothetical-deductive and, as a methodology, exploratory bibliographic research and qualitative analysis were used. It is concluded that the way to avoid the procedural pandemic necessarily passes through the adoption of alternative techniques, as a priority, extrajudicial resolution of conflicts, in which the parties involved assume the leading role in solving their own problems. The solidarity institute should be rewritten in that dimension of a state that should not be so strong as to exude freedom, but it should not be so languid as to strike down those who are already vulnerable. It is time for everyone to help develop a new model of capitalism: humanist capitalism, where development is not the opposite of well-being, where Economy is not the enemy of Health, where profit is not the emulator of people.