By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: The destabilizing effects of the spasmodic unrest of the ill-fated “Arab (Blood) Spring” offered the vultures of liberal-imperialism the opportunity to settle accounts with the governments of the region that refused to pay them allegiance
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Global monopolistic conglomerates live up to their reputation as trillionaires and extremely powerful. They barbarize everywhere, as if they were floating above the reach of the law
By CLAUDIA DE LUCCA MANO: The discomfort on the part of the ministers when analyzing the issue was evident: they made it clear that no Court decision would deal with the legalization of marijuana, but rather with the decriminalization of the user
By HENRIQUE BRAGA & MARCELO MODOLO: “Sealing” began to take on a figurative meaning: the vigorous act of sealing is similar to the action of nullifying the opponent, who would be unable to react when confronted
By FELIPE APL COSTA: Until the beginning of the 1920th century, activities related to land use were the biggest responsible for carbon emissions. From the XNUMXs onwards the balance tipped towards fossil fuels
By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: The destabilizing effects of the spasmodic unrest of the ill-fated “Arab (Blood) Spring” offered the vultures of liberal-imperialism the opportunity to settle accounts with the governments of the region that refused to pay them allegiance
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Global monopolistic conglomerates live up to their reputation as trillionaires and extremely powerful. They barbarize everywhere, as if they were floating above the reach of the law
By CLAUDIA DE LUCCA MANO: The discomfort on the part of the ministers when analyzing the issue was evident: they made it clear that no Court decision would deal with the legalization of marijuana, but rather with the decriminalization of the user
By HENRIQUE BRAGA & MARCELO MODOLO: “Sealing” began to take on a figurative meaning: the vigorous act of sealing is similar to the action of nullifying the opponent, who would be unable to react when confronted
By FELIPE APL COSTA: Until the beginning of the 1920th century, activities related to land use were the biggest responsible for carbon emissions. From the XNUMXs onwards the balance tipped towards fossil fuels
