Pasolini, by Abel Ferrara
By MANUFACTURING MARIAROSARIA:
More than a novel, Petrolio was supposed to be a mixture of graphic, figurative, photographic elements, etc., although only the narrative part reached the public.
01/12/2024
By MANUFACTURING MARIAROSARIA:
More than a novel, Petrolio was supposed to be a mixture of graphic, figurative, photographic elements, etc., although only the narrative part reached the public.
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: Considerations on the package of economic measures.
By BLACK COLLECTIVE CALIBAN DIALECTICS: Comments on the notion of recognition at USP.
By FERNANDO NETTO SAFATLE:
It is in the Constitution: audit the debt to identify illegalities and illegitimacy in the debt, promoting actions to review the debt process
By FLAVIO MAGALLAES PIOTTO SANTOS: What the Workers' Party has sought throughout this time was to show itself as a competent manager of the Brazilian capitalist economic system
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: In this “knife party” of cutting and cutting ever more, and deeper, something like R$100 billion or R$150 billion would not be enough. It would not be enough, because the market is never enough.
By MARCIO POCHMANN & LUIS FERNANDO VITAGLIANO: Excerpts, selected by the authors, from the introduction of the recently released book
By JOÃO LANARI BO: Commentary on the documentary by artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen
By LUIZ CÉSAR MARQUES FILHO: Papua New Guinea boycotted COP29. Over “empty promises and inaction”. If COP30 follows the same path of inaction, more countries should follow this courageous example
By JULIANA SALLES: PEC 164 represents an even deeper attack on women's rights than PL 1904 itself
By JOHN KENNEDY FERREIRA: Lula's project is exhausted, the room for maneuver to irrigate the poor sectors with compensatory incomes and not affect the income of the rich has reached its limit
By OLGARIA MATOS: Lecture at the seminar in honor of the centenary of the geoscientist
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: At the MDA, Minister Paulo Teixeira simply “ran the usual spreadsheet” and did more of the same
By MARCELLO MUSTO: The word capitalism was rarely used by Marx, and it was also absent from the first great classics of political economy.
By EDUARDO VASCO: The double standard behind Josep Borrell's apparent humanism
By JEAN PIERRE CHAUVIN: The lexical choices, devices and filters applied by the authors of reports and news will depend on who is being spoken to and who the daily newspaper is intended for.
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Ideology is a glue that, by making the word stick to its meaning, orders everything that people imagine they know, while hiding from them everything they do not know that they do not know.
By IGOR MENDES: Excerpt, selected by the author, from the Afterword to the new edition of the recently released book
By MANUFACTURING MARIAROSARIA:
More than a novel, Petrolio was supposed to be a mixture of graphic, figurative, photographic elements, etc., although only the narrative part reached the public.
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: Considerations on the package of economic measures.
By BLACK COLLECTIVE CALIBAN DIALECTICS: Comments on the notion of recognition at USP.
By FERNANDO NETTO SAFATLE:
It is in the Constitution: audit the debt to identify illegalities and illegitimacy in the debt, promoting actions to review the debt process
By FLAVIO MAGALLAES PIOTTO SANTOS: What the Workers' Party has sought throughout this time was to show itself as a competent manager of the Brazilian capitalist economic system
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: In this “knife party” of cutting and cutting ever more, and deeper, something like R$100 billion or R$150 billion would not be enough. It would not be enough, because the market is never enough.
By MARCIO POCHMANN & LUIS FERNANDO VITAGLIANO: Excerpts, selected by the authors, from the introduction of the recently released book
By JOÃO LANARI BO: Commentary on the documentary by artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen
By LUIZ CÉSAR MARQUES FILHO: Papua New Guinea boycotted COP29. Over “empty promises and inaction”. If COP30 follows the same path of inaction, more countries should follow this courageous example
By JULIANA SALLES: PEC 164 represents an even deeper attack on women's rights than PL 1904 itself
By JOHN KENNEDY FERREIRA: Lula's project is exhausted, the room for maneuver to irrigate the poor sectors with compensatory incomes and not affect the income of the rich has reached its limit
By OLGARIA MATOS: Lecture at the seminar in honor of the centenary of the geoscientist
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: At the MDA, Minister Paulo Teixeira simply “ran the usual spreadsheet” and did more of the same
By MARCELLO MUSTO: The word capitalism was rarely used by Marx, and it was also absent from the first great classics of political economy.
By EDUARDO VASCO: The double standard behind Josep Borrell's apparent humanism
By JEAN PIERRE CHAUVIN: The lexical choices, devices and filters applied by the authors of reports and news will depend on who is being spoken to and who the daily newspaper is intended for.
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Ideology is a glue that, by making the word stick to its meaning, orders everything that people imagine they know, while hiding from them everything they do not know that they do not know.
By IGOR MENDES: Excerpt, selected by the author, from the Afterword to the new edition of the recently released book
