By Antonio Martins
The coronavirus served as a trigger. It partially interrupted the production chains of certain industries, services such as aviation and tourism and, in certain locations, commercial activity. This reveals how financialized capitalism is so devastating.
By Michel Löwy
An analysis of the profile and actions of Jorge Bergoglio, the Pope who redirected the positions of the Catholic Church
By Leonardo Boff
Presentation, commentary and reflections on the humanitarian ethics of the Christian missionary Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965)
PodCast
About the recently released book by literary critic Roberto Schwarz, with Vilma Areas, retired professor from the Institute of Language Studies at Unicamp and Luiz Felipe de Alencastro, professor from the School of Economics at FGV and professor of
By Erminia Maricato
Presentation and full text of the democratic project for Brazilian cities coordinated by the Frente Brasil Popular
By Luis Felipe Miguel
Bolsonaro will remain in office as long as he remains useful for the 2016 coup project: banning the popular field from the space of political negotiation.
By João Feres Junior
Bolsonaro's election marked a turning point in the communication paradigm of the electoral campaign. The usual channels were replaced by strategies such as the use of Facebook, the fake news factory on WhatsApp and the use of
By Osvaldo Coggiola
The economic and political crisis opened the door for a vast political opposition movement and for a revival of the workers' movement.
By Manuel Domingos Neto
In parliament, in court, in the barracks, in schools, the defilement of women's honor is the most effective way of destroying respectful coexistence between humans. This is an age-old rule!
By José Luís Fiori
History teaches us that there are no “right” or “wrong” economic policies in absolute terms; what exists are policies that are more or less appropriate to the government’s strategic objectives and immediate challenges. The same policies
By Antonio Martins
The coronavirus served as a trigger. It partially interrupted the production chains of certain industries, services such as aviation and tourism and, in certain locations, commercial activity. This reveals how financialized capitalism is so devastating.
By Michel Löwy
An analysis of the profile and actions of Jorge Bergoglio, the Pope who redirected the positions of the Catholic Church
By Leonardo Boff
Presentation, commentary and reflections on the humanitarian ethics of the Christian missionary Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965)
PodCast
About the recently released book by literary critic Roberto Schwarz, with Vilma Areas, retired professor from the Institute of Language Studies at Unicamp and Luiz Felipe de Alencastro, professor from the School of Economics at FGV and professor of
By Erminia Maricato
Presentation and full text of the democratic project for Brazilian cities coordinated by the Frente Brasil Popular
By Luis Felipe Miguel
Bolsonaro will remain in office as long as he remains useful for the 2016 coup project: banning the popular field from the space of political negotiation.
By João Feres Junior
Bolsonaro's election marked a turning point in the communication paradigm of the electoral campaign. The usual channels were replaced by strategies such as the use of Facebook, the fake news factory on WhatsApp and the use of
By Osvaldo Coggiola
The economic and political crisis opened the door for a vast political opposition movement and for a revival of the workers' movement.
By Manuel Domingos Neto
In parliament, in court, in the barracks, in schools, the defilement of women's honor is the most effective way of destroying respectful coexistence between humans. This is an age-old rule!
By José Luís Fiori
History teaches us that there are no “right” or “wrong” economic policies in absolute terms; what exists are policies that are more or less appropriate to the government’s strategic objectives and immediate challenges. The same policies