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Reading more than ten falsehoods in a single article is intolerable, an insult to the intelligence of the reader whom one seeks to grossly manipulate, presenting as truths what are mere opinions or easily proven lies.
By Joao Pedro Stedile
The Trump administration considers itself the owner of Venezuela and demands that the people obey their foreman, Mr. Guaidó, who by the way is very well paid
By Roberto Noritomi
It is not enough to wrap a critical theme in a conventional guise to obtain a radical critical result. The film Parasite, by protecting the viewer and restricting its scope of meaning, ends up dissipating any spark of change.
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Bolsonaro's victory falls on the shoulders of our generation as the most significant defeat in the last 50 years. It was also generated by our inability to defend democracy, republican ethics and the rights of the people.
Open Letter to Society in Favor of Reinstatement to Their Positions by Casa de Rui Barbosa Foundation Researchers
By Fernando José Martins
Recent demonstrations in South American countries, in line with anti-systemic movements, are part of the struggle against the socio-metabolic system of capital, in its immediate format: neoliberalism.
By Lincoln Secco
The history of the PT is more than that of an organization. It is that of the entire vast popular field that was constituted through and beyond it. As a party of this field, the PT carries within itself
By Flávio Aguiar
Although the Democratic establishment does not promise anything better in terms of geopolitics, it is certain that Trump represents a serious threat to the entire world, in every sense.
By Jean Pierre Chauvin
Try to imagine a leader who, in addition to his obsession with order (for private purposes) and cleanliness (so as not to feel mixed up), carries the uncontrollable habit of lying.
By Alysson Leandro Mascaro
Commentary on the book by Cristiano Zanin Martins, Valeska Teixeira Zanin Martins and Rafael Valim.
By Sergio Cardoso
The freedom and autonomy of public universities are being assaulted from within, by the intervention of agents of political power and authoritarian ideologies disdainful of science, thought and the arts.
By Atilio A. Boron
Reading more than ten falsehoods in a single article is intolerable, an insult to the intelligence of the reader whom one seeks to grossly manipulate, presenting as truths what are mere opinions or easily proven lies.
By Joao Pedro Stedile
The Trump administration considers itself the owner of Venezuela and demands that the people obey their foreman, Mr. Guaidó, who by the way is very well paid
By Roberto Noritomi
It is not enough to wrap a critical theme in a conventional guise to obtain a radical critical result. The film Parasite, by protecting the viewer and restricting its scope of meaning, ends up dissipating any spark of change.
By Tarso Genro
Bolsonaro's victory falls on the shoulders of our generation as the most significant defeat in the last 50 years. It was also generated by our inability to defend democracy, republican ethics and the rights of the people.
Open Letter to Society in Favor of Reinstatement to Their Positions by Casa de Rui Barbosa Foundation Researchers
By Fernando José Martins
Recent demonstrations in South American countries, in line with anti-systemic movements, are part of the struggle against the socio-metabolic system of capital, in its immediate format: neoliberalism.
By Lincoln Secco
The history of the PT is more than that of an organization. It is that of the entire vast popular field that was constituted through and beyond it. As a party of this field, the PT carries within itself
By Flávio Aguiar
Although the Democratic establishment does not promise anything better in terms of geopolitics, it is certain that Trump represents a serious threat to the entire world, in every sense.
By Jean Pierre Chauvin
Try to imagine a leader who, in addition to his obsession with order (for private purposes) and cleanliness (so as not to feel mixed up), carries the uncontrollable habit of lying.
By Alysson Leandro Mascaro
Commentary on the book by Cristiano Zanin Martins, Valeska Teixeira Zanin Martins and Rafael Valim.
By Sergio Cardoso
The freedom and autonomy of public universities are being assaulted from within, by the intervention of agents of political power and authoritarian ideologies disdainful of science, thought and the arts.