By JUAREZ GUIMARÃES: The formation of a democratic-popular consciousness in Brazil, led by President Lula, can change the political and economic scenario in the country
By MICHAEL LÖWY: The coming weeks will decide whether Jorge Bergoglio was just a parenthesis or whether he opened a new chapter in the long history of Catholicism
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO: Military spending has a destructive dimension: it may be necessary for defense, but it wastes resources that could increase social well-being.
By JUAREZ GUIMARÃES: The formation of a democratic-popular consciousness in Brazil, led by President Lula, can change the political and economic scenario in the country
By MICHAEL LÖWY: The coming weeks will decide whether Jorge Bergoglio was just a parenthesis or whether he opened a new chapter in the long history of Catholicism
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO: Military spending has a destructive dimension: it may be necessary for defense, but it wastes resources that could increase social well-being.
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: Javier Milei's anarcho-capitalist talk has fallen apart and instead he has been forced to adopt the standard neoliberal economic package for a crisis-ridden, debt-ridden, hyperinflationary emerging economy
By FREDERICO LYRA: France undergoes a drastic cultural and territorial transformation, with the marginalization of the former middle class and the impact of globalization on the country's social structure
By CRISTIANO ADDARIO DE ABREU: Donald Trump's chronic behavioral gangsterism is a lesson in anti-politics, in a constant public miseducation inviting the public into a permanent Civil War
By ARTHUR MENEZES: Poor workers are born with an absurd disadvantage and this is intensified if we place stigmatized categories in our society such as racism, sexism, homophobia
By WILLIAM DEFINE: Francis embodied a living contradiction: that of a Jesuit pope, Latin American, committed to the poor – but within the walls of an ancient Church, hesitant between the altar and the square
By MARIANA EL KHOURY OLIVEIRA & ANDRÉ KAYSEL: The duality between Vargas Llosa's literary and political-intellectual legacy – the intersection between his works and his political choices
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: Javier Milei's anarcho-capitalist talk has fallen apart and instead he has been forced to adopt the standard neoliberal economic package for a crisis-ridden, debt-ridden, hyperinflationary emerging economy
By FREDERICO LYRA: France undergoes a drastic cultural and territorial transformation, with the marginalization of the former middle class and the impact of globalization on the country's social structure
By CRISTIANO ADDARIO DE ABREU: Donald Trump's chronic behavioral gangsterism is a lesson in anti-politics, in a constant public miseducation inviting the public into a permanent Civil War
By ARTHUR MENEZES: Poor workers are born with an absurd disadvantage and this is intensified if we place stigmatized categories in our society such as racism, sexism, homophobia
By WILLIAM DEFINE: Francis embodied a living contradiction: that of a Jesuit pope, Latin American, committed to the poor – but within the walls of an ancient Church, hesitant between the altar and the square
By MARIANA EL KHOURY OLIVEIRA & ANDRÉ KAYSEL: The duality between Vargas Llosa's literary and political-intellectual legacy – the intersection between his works and his political choices
By JUAREZ GUIMARÃES: The formation of a democratic-popular consciousness in Brazil, led by President Lula, can change the political and economic scenario in the country
By MICHAEL LÖWY: The coming weeks will decide whether Jorge Bergoglio was just a parenthesis or whether he opened a new chapter in the long history of Catholicism
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO: Military spending has a destructive dimension: it may be necessary for defense, but it wastes resources that could increase social well-being.
By JUAREZ GUIMARÃES: The formation of a democratic-popular consciousness in Brazil, led by President Lula, can change the political and economic scenario in the country
By MICHAEL LÖWY: The coming weeks will decide whether Jorge Bergoglio was just a parenthesis or whether he opened a new chapter in the long history of Catholicism
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO: Military spending has a destructive dimension: it may be necessary for defense, but it wastes resources that could increase social well-being.
By GUILHERME COLOMBARA ROSSATTO: Commentary on the film directed by Christopher Nolan
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