By LUIZ MARQUES: Enquanto o passado insiste em ecoar, o futuro exige ruptura. A dialética da colonização não se encerra no arquivo, mas se reinventa nas estruturas do poder. Superá-la demanda mais que memória – exige coragem para reescrever a
By RAFAEL MANTOVANI: The problem with Léo Lins' work is not that he made a joke, but that he is a Nazi-fascist. Racism is the cognitive structure that makes his jokes understandable.
By ZENO SOARES CROCETTI: The new imperialism and the dispute for Latin American sovereignty
By JOHN P. PEREIRA: Brief reflections on “Capital” by Karl Marx
By ARTHUR MOURA: The paradox of ostentation funk – between the penal state and the fetishization of poverty
By ANA CAROLINA DE BELLO BUSINARO: Lula reenacts the listening, but silences the mobilization; he condemns Bolsonarism, but embraces its neoliberal legacy. His very broad front does not contain the right and dilutes the left in shades of gray. The past is restored
By OTAVIO A. SON: Destiny is not in Zuckerberg's algorithm, but in the open code of Bahian inventiveness that insists on transforming the “procession of horrors” into concrete poetry
By JOHN VICTOR: Indigenous browns deserve a new perspective that takes into account their history and their legitimacy as a category in the context of the Brazilian racial debate
By JOÃO DOS REIS SILVA JUNIOR: Understanding the role of metrics and financialization is not just any theoretical exercise. It is an act of survival. It is the key to understanding why we are sick, why we are sad, why we
By MARCO MONDAINI: When a manager is celebrated as a pop idol, but is unaware of the classics that shaped his own land, something is out of place. Pernambuco, land of insurrections and poetry, deserves more than tears from fans and quotes
By CLOVIS ROBERTO ZIMMERMANN: The Chilean neoliberal experience, the most profound and radical in the world, instituted by a dictatorship, does not seem to survive without extensive public resources, depending massively on state resources to continue existing
By LEONARDO BOFF: Faced with the risk that we ourselves may disappear, the possibility is created of taking a leap in our consciousness and establishing a new relationship of love, empathy and care for the Earth and others.
By FRANCISCO ALANO: Ricardo Faria: Egg billionaire criticizes Bolsa Família and pays salaries 20 times lower in Brazil
By MANUEL DOMINGOS NETO: In 2026, no one will ask how many times Lula was applauded in Paris, but whether he had the courage to stop the flow of oil that feeds Israeli tanks. History does not repeat tragedies as farce: it records them
By DIEGO RABELO: The attack on Iran is a message against multipolarity, against the peoples of the Global South and, mainly, against the BRICS energy and geopolitical sovereignty project
By JORGE LUIZ SOUTO MAIOR & SILAS PEREIRA ALVES RAMOS: The fight against the 6x1 scale is not just about rest days, but about the restoration of labor dignity. If capital transforms time into a commodity, resistance must
By DENISE LOBATO GENTIL & GILBERTO MARINGONI: Reducing dependence on the hegemonic currency and moving towards a multipolar monetary and financial system requires coordinated movements of various kinds
By PEDRO TTC LIMA: Léo Lins insists that his irony was misinterpreted, but irony presupposes a pact of recognition. When the stage becomes a pulpit of prejudices, the audience laughs — or not — from the same place
By ERIVALDO COSTA DE OLIVEIRA: The Northeast is not one, but many – and its identity, like Brazil, remains in dispute
By LU XINYU: Although socialism originated in Europe, “Chinese-style modernization” represents its successful implementation in China, exploring ways to break free from the shackles of capitalist globalization
By LUIZ MARQUES: Enquanto o passado insiste em ecoar, o futuro exige ruptura. A dialética da colonização não se encerra no arquivo, mas se reinventa nas estruturas do poder. Superá-la demanda mais que memória – exige coragem para reescrever a
By RAFAEL MANTOVANI: The problem with Léo Lins' work is not that he made a joke, but that he is a Nazi-fascist. Racism is the cognitive structure that makes his jokes understandable.
By ZENO SOARES CROCETTI: The new imperialism and the dispute for Latin American sovereignty
By JOHN P. PEREIRA: Brief reflections on “Capital” by Karl Marx
By ARTHUR MOURA: The paradox of ostentation funk – between the penal state and the fetishization of poverty
By ANA CAROLINA DE BELLO BUSINARO: Lula reenacts the listening, but silences the mobilization; he condemns Bolsonarism, but embraces its neoliberal legacy. His very broad front does not contain the right and dilutes the left in shades of gray. The past is restored
By OTAVIO A. SON: Destiny is not in Zuckerberg's algorithm, but in the open code of Bahian inventiveness that insists on transforming the “procession of horrors” into concrete poetry
By JOHN VICTOR: Indigenous browns deserve a new perspective that takes into account their history and their legitimacy as a category in the context of the Brazilian racial debate
By JOÃO DOS REIS SILVA JUNIOR: Understanding the role of metrics and financialization is not just any theoretical exercise. It is an act of survival. It is the key to understanding why we are sick, why we are sad, why we
By MARCO MONDAINI: When a manager is celebrated as a pop idol, but is unaware of the classics that shaped his own land, something is out of place. Pernambuco, land of insurrections and poetry, deserves more than tears from fans and quotes
By CLOVIS ROBERTO ZIMMERMANN: The Chilean neoliberal experience, the most profound and radical in the world, instituted by a dictatorship, does not seem to survive without extensive public resources, depending massively on state resources to continue existing
By LEONARDO BOFF: Faced with the risk that we ourselves may disappear, the possibility is created of taking a leap in our consciousness and establishing a new relationship of love, empathy and care for the Earth and others.
By FRANCISCO ALANO: Ricardo Faria: Egg billionaire criticizes Bolsa Família and pays salaries 20 times lower in Brazil
By MANUEL DOMINGOS NETO: In 2026, no one will ask how many times Lula was applauded in Paris, but whether he had the courage to stop the flow of oil that feeds Israeli tanks. History does not repeat tragedies as farce: it records them
By DIEGO RABELO: The attack on Iran is a message against multipolarity, against the peoples of the Global South and, mainly, against the BRICS energy and geopolitical sovereignty project
By JORGE LUIZ SOUTO MAIOR & SILAS PEREIRA ALVES RAMOS: The fight against the 6x1 scale is not just about rest days, but about the restoration of labor dignity. If capital transforms time into a commodity, resistance must
By DENISE LOBATO GENTIL & GILBERTO MARINGONI: Reducing dependence on the hegemonic currency and moving towards a multipolar monetary and financial system requires coordinated movements of various kinds
By PEDRO TTC LIMA: Léo Lins insists that his irony was misinterpreted, but irony presupposes a pact of recognition. When the stage becomes a pulpit of prejudices, the audience laughs — or not — from the same place
By ERIVALDO COSTA DE OLIVEIRA: The Northeast is not one, but many – and its identity, like Brazil, remains in dispute
By LU XINYU: Although socialism originated in Europe, “Chinese-style modernization” represents its successful implementation in China, exploring ways to break free from the shackles of capitalist globalization