By Renato Afonso Gonçalves
The American legal influence that treats the subject in the light of property rights contrasts with the European conception of framing the right to protection of personal data within the scope of human rights
By Francisco P. Farias and Octávio F. Del Passo
The PT and CUT's class alliance policy resulted in real gains for the social majority, without ceasing to privilege the hegemonic interests of capital; all
By Jean Pierre Chauvin
In the eyes of the captain and most of his supporters, almost everyone would have reason to occupy prominent positions in his list of imaginary enemies.
By Thelma Lessa da Fonseca
How can we understand that part of the population allows itself to belittle the threat, visible not only in the destruction of institutions, but also in everyday activities?
By Flávio Aguiar
Self-exiled in Berlin, the writer reports impressions of a traveler returning to his homeland, after the inauguration of Jair Bolsonaro
By Marco Aurélio de Carvalho and Fabiano Silva dos Santos
With the aim of persecuting a certain political group, and preserving many others, the Task Force of the Lava Jato operation acted in a criminal manner, compromising the outcome of the investigations.
By Armando Boito
Fascism can be characterized as a mass reactionary movement, rooted in intermediate layers of capitalist social formations.
By Caio Vasconcellos
The colorful and exuberant aesthetic by which the C class was usually represented during Dilma Roussef's governments was, after the coup, replaced by the return of a sparkling olive green.
By Afrânio Catani
The article comments on the book Doramundo and the story of its author, Geraldo Galvão Ferraz, a socialist militant.
By Carlos Quadros
Event in São Paulo discusses the history, successes and mistakes, and the legacy of the International founded in Moscow in 1919
By Nelson Cardoso Amaral
The World Bank document on education in Brazil makes unacceptable conceptual and mathematical errors
by Andre Singer
The current clashes between Bolsonaro and the PSL are just one more in a long series of clashes with different sectors, in a series that has been accumulating since the beginning of the year.
By Anderson Alves Esteves
The student movement can raise alternatives to the status quo, contributing to the perception that solutions are available at the crossroads between revolt or counterrevolution, emancipation or fascism
By José Geraldo Couto
Joker joins a cinematographic trend of social criticism that had one of its strongest moments in the United States in the 1970s
By Renato Afonso Gonçalves
The American legal influence that treats the subject in the light of property rights contrasts with the European conception of framing the right to protection of personal data within the scope of human rights
By Francisco P. Farias and Octávio F. Del Passo
The PT and CUT's class alliance policy resulted in real gains for the social majority, without ceasing to privilege the hegemonic interests of capital; all
By Jean Pierre Chauvin
In the eyes of the captain and most of his supporters, almost everyone would have reason to occupy prominent positions in his list of imaginary enemies.
By Thelma Lessa da Fonseca
How can we understand that part of the population allows itself to belittle the threat, visible not only in the destruction of institutions, but also in everyday activities?
By Flávio Aguiar
Self-exiled in Berlin, the writer reports impressions of a traveler returning to his homeland, after the inauguration of Jair Bolsonaro
By Marco Aurélio de Carvalho and Fabiano Silva dos Santos
With the aim of persecuting a certain political group, and preserving many others, the Task Force of the Lava Jato operation acted in a criminal manner, compromising the outcome of the investigations.
By Armando Boito
Fascism can be characterized as a mass reactionary movement, rooted in intermediate layers of capitalist social formations.
By Caio Vasconcellos
The colorful and exuberant aesthetic by which the C class was usually represented during Dilma Roussef's governments was, after the coup, replaced by the return of a sparkling olive green.
By Afrânio Catani
The article comments on the book Doramundo and the story of its author, Geraldo Galvão Ferraz, a socialist militant.
By Carlos Quadros
Event in São Paulo discusses the history, successes and mistakes, and the legacy of the International founded in Moscow in 1919
By Nelson Cardoso Amaral
The World Bank document on education in Brazil makes unacceptable conceptual and mathematical errors
by Andre Singer
The current clashes between Bolsonaro and the PSL are just one more in a long series of clashes with different sectors, in a series that has been accumulating since the beginning of the year.
By Anderson Alves Esteves
The student movement can raise alternatives to the status quo, contributing to the perception that solutions are available at the crossroads between revolt or counterrevolution, emancipation or fascism
By José Geraldo Couto
Joker joins a cinematographic trend of social criticism that had one of its strongest moments in the United States in the 1970s