Why did the Andes national strike go wrong or why did the 15M go right?
By Joshua Medeiros
Some explanatory hypotheses for the decline of demonstrations and suggestions for a return to their initial intensity
10/10/2019
By Joshua Medeiros
Some explanatory hypotheses for the decline of demonstrations and suggestions for a return to their initial intensity
By Rafael Salatini
These three forms of freedom, always under threat, resulted from bitter political and intellectual battles
By Vladimir Puzone
The rise of the Brazilian extreme right is not just a result of the protests that began in June 2013, it configures trends that have been present in Brazilian society for a long time.
By José Luís Fiori
There is a question hanging in the air: what will happen in the country when the population realizes that the Brazilian economy has collapsed and that this government's economic program has no chance of putting the country back on track?
By Joshua Medeiros
Some explanatory hypotheses for the decline of demonstrations and suggestions for a return to their initial intensity
By Rafael Salatini
These three forms of freedom, always under threat, resulted from bitter political and intellectual battles
By Vladimir Puzone
The rise of the Brazilian extreme right is not just a result of the protests that began in June 2013, it configures trends that have been present in Brazilian society for a long time.
By José Luís Fiori
There is a question hanging in the air: what will happen in the country when the population realizes that the Brazilian economy has collapsed and that this government's economic program has no chance of putting the country back on track?