By Katia Gerab Baggio
Private enterprise, governed by profit and market determinations, does not play a central or relevant role in meeting the emergencies of millions of poor and excluded people, nor do figures who occupy important positions in the
By Lucas Fiaschetti Estevez
This permanent state of restlessness is powerful in tearing our mental health and well-being apart. Perhaps what bothers us most is not knowing how long this will last. This anguish of confinement keeps
By Alfonso Berardinelli
Preface to the book by the Italian filmmaker recently published in Brazil
By Flávio Aguiar
Report on the daily monitoring of the course of the pandemic
By Lincoln Secco
Bolsonarism takes up the fascist movement in mass mobilization, in collusion with monopoly capital, in absolute opportunism and, above all, in the autonomy it displays in relation to state institutions.
By Julian Rodrigues
The disorientation, the superficiality of the analyzes made by progressive journalists, intellectuals and leaders of the left, and by the cadres and base of the popular-democratic field, are impressive.
By André Márcio Neves Soares
Once the pandemic is over, it remains to be seen what moods will signal the new times: whether continuity or rupture. It's still impossible to know what will be left for all of us
By José Costa Junior
reading of mirror of the west by Jean-Louis Vullierme contributes to understanding and informing the bases of monstrosity in societies, and how what seems distant is not impossible to reappear, leading us to think about how much
By Katia Gerab Baggio
Private enterprise, governed by profit and market determinations, does not play a central or relevant role in meeting the emergencies of millions of poor and excluded people, nor do figures who occupy important positions in the
By Lucas Fiaschetti Estevez
This permanent state of restlessness is powerful in tearing our mental health and well-being apart. Perhaps what bothers us most is not knowing how long this will last. This anguish of confinement keeps
By Alfonso Berardinelli
Preface to the book by the Italian filmmaker recently published in Brazil
By Flávio Aguiar
Report on the daily monitoring of the course of the pandemic
By Lincoln Secco
Bolsonarism takes up the fascist movement in mass mobilization, in collusion with monopoly capital, in absolute opportunism and, above all, in the autonomy it displays in relation to state institutions.
By Julian Rodrigues
The disorientation, the superficiality of the analyzes made by progressive journalists, intellectuals and leaders of the left, and by the cadres and base of the popular-democratic field, are impressive.
By André Márcio Neves Soares
Once the pandemic is over, it remains to be seen what moods will signal the new times: whether continuity or rupture. It's still impossible to know what will be left for all of us
By José Costa Junior
reading of mirror of the west by Jean-Louis Vullierme contributes to understanding and informing the bases of monstrosity in societies, and how what seems distant is not impossible to reappear, leading us to think about how much