By HOMERO SANTIAGO: Trump is unlikely to try to ambush Lula as he did Zelensky; either way, Ukraine is little more than a sinkhole for American money and weapons.
By GEORGHIO TOMELIN: Both right-wing and left-wing people want more communication, more transportation, more health, more food, etc. The question is “at what price?”
By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: The political decisions announced by the abominable rhetoric of the current US president are not substantially different from those that correspond to the protocolarily hypocritical phraseology of Joe Biden
By FERNANDO NOGUEIRA DA COSTA: Income and wealth inequality is insurmountable, however, educational inequality can be alleviated by leveling up, reducing the first
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Fernanda Torres didn't win, but she is the greatest of all. Nothing is bigger than Hollywood, nothing is bigger than the Oscars. Nothing, just Fernanda Torres
By LISZT VIEIRA: Those who considered Putin a left-wing anti-imperialist leader cannot explain the alliance and those who stigmatized Putin as a dangerous communist are open-mouthed without understanding what is happening
By LEONARDO BOFF: We Westerners are heirs to a linear thought that constantly works with the principle of identity and contradiction, belatedly enriched by dialectical thought.
By HOMERO SANTIAGO: Trump is unlikely to try to ambush Lula as he did Zelensky; either way, Ukraine is little more than a sinkhole for American money and weapons.
By GEORGHIO TOMELIN: Both right-wing and left-wing people want more communication, more transportation, more health, more food, etc. The question is “at what price?”
By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: The political decisions announced by the abominable rhetoric of the current US president are not substantially different from those that correspond to the protocolarily hypocritical phraseology of Joe Biden
By FERNANDO NOGUEIRA DA COSTA: Income and wealth inequality is insurmountable, however, educational inequality can be alleviated by leveling up, reducing the first
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Fernanda Torres didn't win, but she is the greatest of all. Nothing is bigger than Hollywood, nothing is bigger than the Oscars. Nothing, just Fernanda Torres
By LISZT VIEIRA: Those who considered Putin a left-wing anti-imperialist leader cannot explain the alliance and those who stigmatized Putin as a dangerous communist are open-mouthed without understanding what is happening
By LEONARDO BOFF: We Westerners are heirs to a linear thought that constantly works with the principle of identity and contradiction, belatedly enriched by dialectical thought.
By GILBERTO LOPES: As in 1938, the armies of Europe are again pointing towards Moscow, to the point of celebrating the rearmament of Germany, forgetting the consequences of German rearmament for the world in the last century.
By GILBERTO MARINGONI: What is the reason for Brazil's hesitations, ambiguities and retreats on the international stage? The answer probably lies in domestic problems
By SANDRA BARBOSA PARZIANELLO: In electoral campaigns, the issue of public safety is used for its political character, without the people finding answers to their demands regarding violence.
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: Anyone who thinks that Colombia is simply a country of wars and drug trafficking is mistaken. The determination of the Colombian people and the bloodshed are just one of the facets that make Bogotá the capital of Latin America.
By MARCIO ALESSANDRO DE OLIVEIRA: The government of Espírito Santo treats schools like companies, in addition to adopting predetermined itineraries, with subjects placed in “sequence” without consideration for intellectual work in the form of teaching planning.
By RAUL PONT: The Brazilian electoral system is a true fraud, which was incorporated into the Federal Constitution of 1988, survives and is maintained by the majority of the Chamber
By RENATO DAGNINO: The left learned from these urban trajectories, and especially from family farming, that in order to replicate them it was convenient to start at their end
By LICIO MONTEIRO: There on the avenue, Beija Flor created a moment to finally say goodbye to Laíla in a dignified way and with the gratitude she deserved. While the other schools were telling a story, Beija Flor was parading its own story
By JOHN RODRIGO V. MARTINS: Artistic groups in group theater face significant challenges when trying to reconcile ethical, aesthetic and political principles when working with public notices
By PEDRO PENNYCOOK: “Leaves are scattered all over the table, while a barricade of books rubs against the wall in the background. It is a claustrophobic image.”
By GIOVANNI ALVES: In the final phase of his life and work, Pasolini assumes the posture of a "corsair", a literary pirate who relentlessly attacks the institutions, culture and values of an Italy undergoing profound transformation.
By GILBERTO LOPES: As in 1938, the armies of Europe are again pointing towards Moscow, to the point of celebrating the rearmament of Germany, forgetting the consequences of German rearmament for the world in the last century.
By GILBERTO MARINGONI: What is the reason for Brazil's hesitations, ambiguities and retreats on the international stage? The answer probably lies in domestic problems
By SANDRA BARBOSA PARZIANELLO: In electoral campaigns, the issue of public safety is used for its political character, without the people finding answers to their demands regarding violence.
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: Anyone who thinks that Colombia is simply a country of wars and drug trafficking is mistaken. The determination of the Colombian people and the bloodshed are just one of the facets that make Bogotá the capital of Latin America.
By MARCIO ALESSANDRO DE OLIVEIRA: The government of Espírito Santo treats schools like companies, in addition to adopting predetermined itineraries, with subjects placed in “sequence” without consideration for intellectual work in the form of teaching planning.
By RAUL PONT: The Brazilian electoral system is a true fraud, which was incorporated into the Federal Constitution of 1988, survives and is maintained by the majority of the Chamber
By RENATO DAGNINO: The left learned from these urban trajectories, and especially from family farming, that in order to replicate them it was convenient to start at their end
By LICIO MONTEIRO: There on the avenue, Beija Flor created a moment to finally say goodbye to Laíla in a dignified way and with the gratitude she deserved. While the other schools were telling a story, Beija Flor was parading its own story
By JOHN RODRIGO V. MARTINS: Artistic groups in group theater face significant challenges when trying to reconcile ethical, aesthetic and political principles when working with public notices
By PEDRO PENNYCOOK: “Leaves are scattered all over the table, while a barricade of books rubs against the wall in the background. It is a claustrophobic image.”
By GIOVANNI ALVES: In the final phase of his life and work, Pasolini assumes the posture of a "corsair", a literary pirate who relentlessly attacks the institutions, culture and values of an Italy undergoing profound transformation.
By HOMERO SANTIAGO: Trump is unlikely to try to ambush Lula as he did Zelensky; either way, Ukraine is little more than a sinkhole for American money and weapons.
By GEORGHIO TOMELIN: Both right-wing and left-wing people want more communication, more transportation, more health, more food, etc. The question is “at what price?”
By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: The political decisions announced by the abominable rhetoric of the current US president are not substantially different from those that correspond to the protocolarily hypocritical phraseology of Joe Biden
By FERNANDO NOGUEIRA DA COSTA: Income and wealth inequality is insurmountable, however, educational inequality can be alleviated by leveling up, reducing the first
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Fernanda Torres didn't win, but she is the greatest of all. Nothing is bigger than Hollywood, nothing is bigger than the Oscars. Nothing, just Fernanda Torres
By LISZT VIEIRA: Those who considered Putin a left-wing anti-imperialist leader cannot explain the alliance and those who stigmatized Putin as a dangerous communist are open-mouthed without understanding what is happening
By LEONARDO BOFF: We Westerners are heirs to a linear thought that constantly works with the principle of identity and contradiction, belatedly enriched by dialectical thought.
By HOMERO SANTIAGO: Trump is unlikely to try to ambush Lula as he did Zelensky; either way, Ukraine is little more than a sinkhole for American money and weapons.
By GEORGHIO TOMELIN: Both right-wing and left-wing people want more communication, more transportation, more health, more food, etc. The question is “at what price?”
By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: The political decisions announced by the abominable rhetoric of the current US president are not substantially different from those that correspond to the protocolarily hypocritical phraseology of Joe Biden
By FERNANDO NOGUEIRA DA COSTA: Income and wealth inequality is insurmountable, however, educational inequality can be alleviated by leveling up, reducing the first
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Fernanda Torres didn't win, but she is the greatest of all. Nothing is bigger than Hollywood, nothing is bigger than the Oscars. Nothing, just Fernanda Torres
By LISZT VIEIRA: Those who considered Putin a left-wing anti-imperialist leader cannot explain the alliance and those who stigmatized Putin as a dangerous communist are open-mouthed without understanding what is happening
By LEONARDO BOFF: We Westerners are heirs to a linear thought that constantly works with the principle of identity and contradiction, belatedly enriched by dialectical thought.
By MONICA LOYOLA STIVAL: What is Guilherme Boulos’ place in the Brazilian political imagination…
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