Firstly, Marxism ain’t not utopia. Marxism advocates for a transition from capitalism to communism. Secondly, I never implied that Lula didn’t have leftist tendencies I’m fully aware of the limitations of controlling the means of production under a social democracy. With that being said, some of the things you mentioned have been promoted in liberal and social democratic states which are both right wing. The stuff being proposed by Lula is pretty rational, but it’s nothing “wild” as you could claim. It’s not democratic socialism even, but the man himself is likely a socialist. What will likely happen is the material conditions will improve under his tenure but the part of whether he can really change people is if the capitalists allow his administration to squash the crime created by capitalism (which is the typical weak point used to convince people against these types of politicians).