By GILBERTO LOPES: With tensions rising across much of the world, NATO spending last year reached $1,34 trillion, of which the United States accounted for more than two-thirds.
By FLAVIO R. KOTHE: One can only understand a great work by remaking the connections of its sign relationships and their meanings: a complex reading of something dense
By JOÃO PEDRO STÉDILE: We still have 3 million landless families, who work as rural wage earners, as sharecroppers and tenants, and who would like to have their own space
By MANUFACTURING MARIAROSARIA: More than a novel, Petrolio was supposed to be a mixture of graphic, figurative, photographic elements, etc., although only the narrative part reached the public.
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: In this “knife party” of cutting and cutting ever more, and deeper, something like R$100 billion or R$150 billion would not be enough. It would not be enough, because the market is never enough.
By GILBERTO LOPES: With tensions rising across much of the world, NATO spending last year reached $1,34 trillion, of which the United States accounted for more than two-thirds.
By LUIZ MARQUES: The government is cynically blackmailed in the eyes of the corporate media, which does not transform the fact into a political-media scandal
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: The Argentine president trusts in unrestricted capitalism as a means to resolve the long crisis of this peripheral economy, and has not wavered in the face of this extremist experiment
By MATTHEW MENDES: The free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union is anachronistic and harmful to Brazil and other countries in the South American bloc
By RICARDO ABRAMOVAY: The agri-food system must urgently be governed much more by the logic of sufficiency than by the crazy obsession with increasing production at any cost
By DAVID RENTON: There is good reason to assume that Trump's capacity for causing harm will be worse this time than last time. His desire for revenge is greater
By MANUEL DOMINGOS NETO: Commanders who were resistant to political activism in the barracks belatedly realized the disruptive potential of ultra-reactionary militancy in the ranks
By BRUNO MACHADO: Any government in Brazil is in a situation of lack of monetary sovereignty and cannot seek the development of its productive forces, since it does not even have control over its own public budget.
By VINÍCIO CARRILHO MARTINEZ: We find ourselves at a time when sovereignty is threatened, as much as the urgent thesis of digital sovereignty is presented
By EDUARDO SINKEVISQUE: “What was there in the Great Sea where Guedes sailed the whale? Beasts of the cruelty of men and unheard-of types of life and buffoonery, of the ilk of their chief”
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: Since literature is made through language, it is essential to know grammar, linguistics, semiotics, and, in short, metalanguage.
By LUIZ MARQUES: The government is cynically blackmailed in the eyes of the corporate media, which does not transform the fact into a political-media scandal
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: The Argentine president trusts in unrestricted capitalism as a means to resolve the long crisis of this peripheral economy, and has not wavered in the face of this extremist experiment
By MATTHEW MENDES: The free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union is anachronistic and harmful to Brazil and other countries in the South American bloc
By RICARDO ABRAMOVAY: The agri-food system must urgently be governed much more by the logic of sufficiency than by the crazy obsession with increasing production at any cost
By DAVID RENTON: There is good reason to assume that Trump's capacity for causing harm will be worse this time than last time. His desire for revenge is greater
By EDUARDO SINKEVISQUE: “What was there in the Great Sea where Guedes sailed the whale? Beasts of the cruelty of men and unheard-of types of life and buffoonery, of the ilk of their chief”
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: Since literature is made through language, it is essential to know grammar, linguistics, semiotics, and, in short, metalanguage.
By GILBERTO LOPES: With tensions rising across much of the world, NATO spending last year reached $1,34 trillion, of which the United States accounted for more than two-thirds.
By FLAVIO R. KOTHE: One can only understand a great work by remaking the connections of its sign relationships and their meanings: a complex reading of something dense
By JOÃO PEDRO STÉDILE: We still have 3 million landless families, who work as rural wage earners, as sharecroppers and tenants, and who would like to have their own space
By GILBERTO LOPES: With tensions rising across much of the world, NATO spending last year reached $1,34 trillion, of which the United States accounted for more than two-thirds.
By FLAVIO R. KOTHE: One can only understand a great work by remaking the connections of its sign relationships and their meanings: a complex reading of something dense
By JOÃO PEDRO STÉDILE: We still have 3 million landless families, who work as rural wage earners, as sharecroppers and tenants, and who would like to have their own space
By MANUFACTURING MARIAROSARIA: More than a novel, Petrolio was supposed to be a mixture of graphic, figurative, photographic elements, etc., although only the narrative part reached the public.
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