By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: The construction of the MDA from 2003 to 2016 and proposals for the new National Council for Sustainable Rural Development
By ANTONIO MARTINS: Involvement with the current election is not only motivated by the theme of childhood, but also democracy
By ARI MARCELO SOLON: She is revolutionary because she is infinite: she wants more teachers, but she can overthrow the force structure
By MARILIA PACHECO FIORILLO: How women, in the most ancient past, invented ways to dominate and shine in an exclusively male world
By VICTOR MANUEL RAMOS LEMUS: Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in America”
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By ANDRÉ LUIZ PESTANA CARNEIRO, GUILHERME SILVA LAMANA CAMARGO, LILIAN TAVARES DIAS & AFRÂNIO CATANI: Historical, legislative trajectory and current challenges of Brazilian universities
By FRANCISCO DE OLIVEIRA BARROS JUNIOR: “Winter Light”, a film by Ingmar Bergman, contemplates suicide
By JOSÉ RAIMUNDO TRINDADE: The contradiction between the discourse of environmental protection and the limits of the capitalist economy
By MARTIN MARTINELLI: Comment on the recently released book by Claudio Katz
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Without converting the issue of digital sovereignty and data sovereignty into a political struggle, Brazil will soon be technologically outdated
By FREDERICO DE ALMEIDA: This strike could lead to deeper fractures in a “university community” torn apart by precariousness, productivism and inequality
By BRUNO RESCK: We don’t need a New High School, we need more Federal Institutes
By LUIZ MARQUES: A radical decision is urgently needed, contrary to the worldview guided by the short-term interests of capital. In different and dark aspects, we have reached the point of irreversibility
By LISZT VIEIRA: Very few Brazilians understand the entire national anthem. Maybe 10%, probably less. Meanwhile, the people sing without understanding Ovirudu
By MARCIO LAURIA MONTEIRO: It is necessary to remove bureaucracy from power and save the Cuban Revolution from having the same fate as the USSR
By JOSÉ FERES SABINO: In cinema and literature she presents herself not as the much feared enemy of the living, but rather as the double of any mortal
By VALERIO ARCARY: The main legacy of the International Workers' Association was the irreducible defense of internationalism
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: The construction of the MDA from 2003 to 2016 and proposals for the new National Council for Sustainable Rural Development
By ANTONIO MARTINS: Involvement with the current election is not only motivated by the theme of childhood, but also democracy
By ARI MARCELO SOLON: She is revolutionary because she is infinite: she wants more teachers, but she can overthrow the force structure
By MARILIA PACHECO FIORILLO: How women, in the most ancient past, invented ways to dominate and shine in an exclusively male world
By VICTOR MANUEL RAMOS LEMUS: Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in America”
By LEONARDO BOFF: This year the disastrous consequences of the change in climate regime have already been noted
By ANDRÉ LUIZ PESTANA CARNEIRO, GUILHERME SILVA LAMANA CAMARGO, LILIAN TAVARES DIAS & AFRÂNIO CATANI: Historical, legislative trajectory and current challenges of Brazilian universities
By FRANCISCO DE OLIVEIRA BARROS JUNIOR: “Winter Light”, a film by Ingmar Bergman, contemplates suicide
By JOSÉ RAIMUNDO TRINDADE: The contradiction between the discourse of environmental protection and the limits of the capitalist economy
By MARTIN MARTINELLI: Comment on the recently released book by Claudio Katz
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Without converting the issue of digital sovereignty and data sovereignty into a political struggle, Brazil will soon be technologically outdated
By FREDERICO DE ALMEIDA: This strike could lead to deeper fractures in a “university community” torn apart by precariousness, productivism and inequality
By BRUNO RESCK: We don’t need a New High School, we need more Federal Institutes
By LUIZ MARQUES: A radical decision is urgently needed, contrary to the worldview guided by the short-term interests of capital. In different and dark aspects, we have reached the point of irreversibility
By LISZT VIEIRA: Very few Brazilians understand the entire national anthem. Maybe 10%, probably less. Meanwhile, the people sing without understanding Ovirudu
By MARCIO LAURIA MONTEIRO: It is necessary to remove bureaucracy from power and save the Cuban Revolution from having the same fate as the USSR
By JOSÉ FERES SABINO: In cinema and literature she presents herself not as the much feared enemy of the living, but rather as the double of any mortal
By VALERIO ARCARY: The main legacy of the International Workers' Association was the irreducible defense of internationalism
