The "iceberg" in the trajectory of the Brazilian economy is represented by the neoliberal economic model that needs be replaced by another to contribute to the reversal of the current crisis. With a government completely adrift and without any perspective or rescue plan as with the Titanic, the only way out for consistent improvement of public, investors and entrepreneurs confidence would be: 1) the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff and Vice-president Michel Temer who is also co-responsible for political and administrative current debacle in Brazil; 2) the convening of a Constituent Assembly to reorder the national life; 3) a ban on parties and corrupt politicians; and 4) to convene new general elections in the country. This would be an effective solution to the current crisis in Brazil because nothing ensures that only by replacing Dilma Rousseff by Michel Temer the country's problems are resolved. To give support to a new development strategy for Brazil it is necessary that the Brazilian State is led by competent people, with strategic vision and committed to the interests of the majority of the Brazilian people.