Federico Patellani
By MARIAROSARIA FABRIS:
Considerations on the exhibition “The summer of 1945 in Italy: Lina Bo’s journey in Federico Patellani’s photographs”
13/11/2022
By MARIAROSARIA FABRIS:
Considerations on the exhibition “The summer of 1945 in Italy: Lina Bo’s journey in Federico Patellani’s photographs”
By PEDRO PAULO ROCHA:
Fictional letter about audios of a supposed president who pretends to go crazy during the elections of a real country called Brazil
By MARIANA MAZZUCATO:
Only the public sector can mobilize and coordinate investments on the scale needed to decarbonize the global economy.
By VITOR MORAIS GRAZIANI:
The clock in Brazil points out that the time is for barbarism, consent or revolution
By RUBENS PINTO LYRA:
Optional voting expands the autonomy of citizens, who can learn by themselves to build their citizenship
By BOAVENTURA DE SOUSA SANTOS:
President Lula has to do everything not to lose the people who elected him
By LUIZ MARQUES:
The repressive functions of safeguarding the status quo cannot stop the wheel of history, in the direction of redemptive equality between all, all and all.
By MARCOS FRANCISCO MARTINS, JOSÉ GONÇALVES GONDRA & LUCIANO MENDES DE FARIA FILHO:
The transition dilemma is political and becomes clearer in the field of education
By GUSTAVO TORRECILHA:
Commentary on the film directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu
By JOSÉ LUÍS FIORI:
The importance of a strategic alliance between Brazil and Argentina, to form a regional power bloc capable of facing internal threats and resisting external pressures
By ANDRÉ MÁRCIO NEVES SOARES:
What kind of democracy do we want and in which democracy do we live?
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO:
Civilization has again entered an era of catastrophe, in which multiple crises will follow one another in a process of aggravation
By FERNANDO RIOS:
Manifesto against the letter-ammunition and the word-weapon that make everyday life a battle ground for empty souls
By LUIS FERNANDO VITAGLIANO:
The PT must face its dilemmas, based on its own guidelines and positions
By CRISTIANO ADDARIO DE ABREU:
Disseminating economic nationalism is the way to reverse the popular rise of fascists in Brazil
By JORGE LUIZ SOUTO MAIOR:
The reconstitution of the democratic order requires the effective application of all criminal, civil, labor, electoral and political sanctions to the offenses committed during the pandemic and the elections
By ALEXANDRE ROSA:
Commentary on the life of the carioca writer
By RICARDO ABRAMOVAY:
It is not just deforestation, but livestock activity itself that is and will be increasingly at the epicenter of contemporary climate discussions
By MARCOS DEL ROIO:
The coup d'état that dismantled the PT government deepened the organic crisis and paved the way for a regressive caesarism
By MARIAROSARIA FABRIS:
Considerations on the exhibition “The summer of 1945 in Italy: Lina Bo’s journey in Federico Patellani’s photographs”
By PEDRO PAULO ROCHA:
Fictional letter about audios of a supposed president who pretends to go crazy during the elections of a real country called Brazil
By MARIANA MAZZUCATO:
Only the public sector can mobilize and coordinate investments on the scale needed to decarbonize the global economy.
By VITOR MORAIS GRAZIANI:
The clock in Brazil points out that the time is for barbarism, consent or revolution
By RUBENS PINTO LYRA:
Optional voting expands the autonomy of citizens, who can learn by themselves to build their citizenship
By BOAVENTURA DE SOUSA SANTOS:
President Lula has to do everything not to lose the people who elected him
By LUIZ MARQUES:
The repressive functions of safeguarding the status quo cannot stop the wheel of history, in the direction of redemptive equality between all, all and all.
By MARCOS FRANCISCO MARTINS, JOSÉ GONÇALVES GONDRA & LUCIANO MENDES DE FARIA FILHO:
The transition dilemma is political and becomes clearer in the field of education
By GUSTAVO TORRECILHA:
Commentary on the film directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu
By JOSÉ LUÍS FIORI:
The importance of a strategic alliance between Brazil and Argentina, to form a regional power bloc capable of facing internal threats and resisting external pressures
By ANDRÉ MÁRCIO NEVES SOARES:
What kind of democracy do we want and in which democracy do we live?
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO:
Civilization has again entered an era of catastrophe, in which multiple crises will follow one another in a process of aggravation
By FERNANDO RIOS:
Manifesto against the letter-ammunition and the word-weapon that make everyday life a battle ground for empty souls
By LUIS FERNANDO VITAGLIANO:
The PT must face its dilemmas, based on its own guidelines and positions
By CRISTIANO ADDARIO DE ABREU:
Disseminating economic nationalism is the way to reverse the popular rise of fascists in Brazil
By JORGE LUIZ SOUTO MAIOR:
The reconstitution of the democratic order requires the effective application of all criminal, civil, labor, electoral and political sanctions to the offenses committed during the pandemic and the elections
By ALEXANDRE ROSA:
Commentary on the life of the carioca writer
By RICARDO ABRAMOVAY:
It is not just deforestation, but livestock activity itself that is and will be increasingly at the epicenter of contemporary climate discussions
By MARCOS DEL ROIO:
The coup d'état that dismantled the PT government deepened the organic crisis and paved the way for a regressive caesarism
