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By RENATO SÉRGIO DE LIMA* Brazil has a public security organization model that generates various federative and republican noises Over the last few months, the issue of security has had, as expected, strong emphasis in the public debate. Although,
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“Legality”, in the sense of a civilized civil society, is a fiction
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By Vladimir Safatle:
At a time when Brazil is now ending a development cycle that would have lasted a decade and received the name of “Lulism”, it seems to me healthy to turn our eyes to Celso Furtado's theory
By TADEU VALADARES:
Notes on foreign policy, before and after the 2016 coup
By ELEUTÉRIO PRADO:
Hayek said "to prefer a liberal dictator to a democratic government that lacks liberalism"
By FLORESTAN FERNANDES: We need to fully assume our proletarian socialist position and the promotion of a democracy with a class and popular social pole
By RACHEL MORENO: Has the rate of people affected by Covid-19 really been falling? Has it been falling enough? Why does the medical community disagree with this conclusion, which it still considers hasty and inconclusive?
By RONALD ROCHA: The tactical center of opposition resistance is condensed in the line of strengthening the broad democratic front and mobilizing large popular masses to stop the self-coup process
By CARLOS EDUARDO JORDÃO MACHADO: Commentary on the book by Ludwig Tieck, one of the exponents of German Romanticism
By PAULO MARTINS: Commentary on the book by Cilaine Alves, an analysis of critical reception and the work of Álvares de Azevedo
By OCTÁVIO IANNI: The five main sources of critical sociology founded by Florestan Fernandes
By RENATO SÉRGIO DE LIMA* Brazil has a public security organization model that generates various federative and republican noises Over the last few months, the issue of security has had, as expected, strong emphasis in the public debate. Although,
By OSAME KINOUCHI:
For a renewed left, which is not afraid of God, the Bible, the family and the Brazilian flag, but incorporates them as symbols and themes in its social struggles
PODCAST: professors Jorge Luiz Souto Maior, from the Faculty of Law at USP, and Ricardo Antunes, from Sociology at Unicamp, discuss work in times of a pandemic.
By SÁVIO BONES: Brazil, and its people, have lost one of our greatest translators.
By PEDRO ALEXANDRE SANCHES: Comment on the work of the musician and filmmaker.
By FLORESTAN FERNANDES:
“Legality”, in the sense of a civilized civil society, is a fiction
By MARINA PAULA OLIVEIRA: An entire generation is forever marked by the consequences of predatory mining, which continues to put profit above life
By JOÃO GUILHERME VARGAS NETTO: The results of the strike at Renault will be decisive for the next episodes of the union struggle throughout the country and in all categories
PODCAST: Tarso Genro, Raul Jungmann and Nelson Jobim discuss Armed Forces, National Defense, Sovereignty and Democracy. “There is no room or thought for political intervention by the military in civil and democratic power”, assures former Minister Nélson Jobim.
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