ecosocialist democracy
By LEONARDO BOFF: A necessary utopia if we still want to live on this planet
02/04/2023
By LEONARDO BOFF: A necessary utopia if we still want to live on this planet
By DANIEL COSTA: Considerations on the recently published books by Celso Rocha de Barros and Carlos Marchi
By JULIAN RODRIGUES: Supporting Lula involves defeating the so-called “fiscal framework”
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Neo-Nazi groups work with young people on darkweb, deepweb, gamer world and social networks
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Consequences of predatory, illegal and criminal activity in Yanomani territories
By LUIZ MARQUES: The exercise of alterity and solidarity illuminate the road that leads to the future – with dignity
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO: Notes on the saga of British royalty, according to Shakespeare
By MAXIMUM GABELLA: Antonio Labriola and the problem of the formation of the human being
By JOSÉ RICARDO FIGUEIREDO: A broad basket of raw materials can back a currency for Mercosur trade relations
By VINÍCIO CARRILHO MARTINEZ: April 1st is the day of the lie and the coup of 1964
By LUIZ EDUARDO SOARES: Lessons to Block Brazilian Fascism
By COLLECTIVE MANIFESTO: In the week of Bolsonaro's return to Brazil, a petition with more than 100 signatures asks for the People's Court for his crimes
By RENATO ORTIZ: It is the belief that shapes the conception of the world, despite the inconsistencies of reality
By NOURIEL ROUBINI: A severe recession is the only thing that can moderate wage and price inflation, but it will make the debt crisis more severe
By DANIEL AFONSO DA SILVA: The demonstrations are not for the two years of additional social security contributions
By VALERIO ARCARY: The movement against pension reform is no longer just a fight against raising the minimum age
By PEDRO PENNYCOOK: Considerations on the exhibition on display at the Pinacoteca, in São Paulo
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: The bold optimism that gained expression in March that a recession will be averted will prove unfounded
By JOSÉ VERÍSSIMO TEIXEIRA DA MATA: Nothing should divert Brazil from seeking niches that ensure the improvement of Brazilian exports
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Either education is for everyone or it is not education, but a mechanism for perpetuating inequalities
By LEONARDO BOFF: A necessary utopia if we still want to live on this planet
By DANIEL COSTA: Considerations on the recently published books by Celso Rocha de Barros and Carlos Marchi
By JULIAN RODRIGUES: Supporting Lula involves defeating the so-called “fiscal framework”
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Neo-Nazi groups work with young people on darkweb, deepweb, gamer world and social networks
By HERALDO CAMPOS: Consequences of predatory, illegal and criminal activity in Yanomani territories
By LUIZ MARQUES: The exercise of alterity and solidarity illuminate the road that leads to the future – with dignity
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO: Notes on the saga of British royalty, according to Shakespeare
By MAXIMUM GABELLA: Antonio Labriola and the problem of the formation of the human being
By JOSÉ RICARDO FIGUEIREDO: A broad basket of raw materials can back a currency for Mercosur trade relations
By VINÍCIO CARRILHO MARTINEZ: April 1st is the day of the lie and the coup of 1964
By LUIZ EDUARDO SOARES: Lessons to Block Brazilian Fascism
By COLLECTIVE MANIFESTO: In the week of Bolsonaro's return to Brazil, a petition with more than 100 signatures asks for the People's Court for his crimes
By RENATO ORTIZ: It is the belief that shapes the conception of the world, despite the inconsistencies of reality
By NOURIEL ROUBINI: A severe recession is the only thing that can moderate wage and price inflation, but it will make the debt crisis more severe
By DANIEL AFONSO DA SILVA: The demonstrations are not for the two years of additional social security contributions
By VALERIO ARCARY: The movement against pension reform is no longer just a fight against raising the minimum age
By PEDRO PENNYCOOK: Considerations on the exhibition on display at the Pinacoteca, in São Paulo
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: The bold optimism that gained expression in March that a recession will be averted will prove unfounded
By JOSÉ VERÍSSIMO TEIXEIRA DA MATA: Nothing should divert Brazil from seeking niches that ensure the improvement of Brazilian exports
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Either education is for everyone or it is not education, but a mechanism for perpetuating inequalities