By JOSÉ GERALDO COUTO: Commentary on Martin Scorsese's film, showing in cinemas.
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Roniwalter Jatobá is the author of extremely original work, a fan of clear and precise writing that never slips into vulgarity
By CHICO WHITAKER: We have to find democratic ways to confront the scourge of depoliticization and disinformation, so that profiteers do not inflate opportunistic majorities
By JOHN HELMER: In practical politics, Israel and the United States either quickly win their genocidal war now, or else lose the long war
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: From 1956 onwards, young Brazilian socialists, indignant, refused to align themselves with either the Stalinists or the Soviet revisionists
By JOSÉ GERALDO COUTO: Commentary on Martin Scorsese's film, showing in cinemas.
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Roniwalter Jatobá is the author of extremely original work, a fan of clear and precise writing that never slips into vulgarity
By CHICO WHITAKER: We have to find democratic ways to confront the scourge of depoliticization and disinformation, so that profiteers do not inflate opportunistic majorities
By JOHN HELMER: In practical politics, Israel and the United States either quickly win their genocidal war now, or else lose the long war
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: From 1956 onwards, young Brazilian socialists, indignant, refused to align themselves with either the Stalinists or the Soviet revisionists
