public insecurity
By SANDRA BARBOSA PARZIANELLO: In electoral campaigns, the issue of public safety is used for its political character, without the people finding answers to their demands regarding violence.
14/03/2025
By SANDRA BARBOSA PARZIANELLO: In electoral campaigns, the issue of public safety is used for its political character, without the people finding answers to their demands regarding violence.
By ANDRÉS DEL RIO: The Argentine president has demonstrated perseverance in his drive to co-opt and control the judiciary
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: Anyone who thinks that Colombia is simply a country of wars and drug trafficking is mistaken. The determination of the Colombian people and the bloodshed are just one of the facets that makes Bogotá the capital of
By RAUL PONT: The Brazilian electoral system is a true fraud, which was incorporated into the Federal Constitution of 1988, survives and is maintained by the majority of the Chamber
By LISZT VIEIRA: In the name of governability, the left ends up following the right. Either this changes and we reawaken hope in the people, or we will head for defeat in the next presidential election.
By RUI COSTA SANTOS: What Trump and Bolsonaro have in common is the fact that their political programs involve a brutal confrontation with institutions in the US and Brazil, but at the same time they are useful to a part of the bourgeoisie.
By FRANCISCO HIDALGO FLOR: The results of the first round show a marked political polarization from which only the indigenous movement is spared
By VALERIO ARCARY: The US under Trump has a new strategy to preserve its hegemony in the international system of states. It is a brutal long-term counter-offensive
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: Under the watchful eye of the centrists, Alexandre Padilha will know how to ensure that the victory of the right, forcing Lula to fire Nísia Trindade, does not turn into a defeat for Lula's electoral campaign program for health
By SLAVEJ ŽIŽEK: The mass protests taking place in Serbia suggest other possibilities. The protesters not only acknowledge that there is something rotten in the Serbian state; they also insist that the rot not continue.
By LUIZ MARQUES: The Bolsonarist epic associates the typical crimes of the primitive accumulation of capital with a sociopathic personality, for the civilizational regression
By AMELIA COHN: Nísia Trindade's departure would mean that, no matter how strong her replacement is, health has entered the market for political (and economic) negotiations
By BRANKO MILANOVIC: The wild four-week ride, which still doesn't seem to have run out of steam, confirms the idea that the new Donald Trump will govern very differently from the old one
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: President Lula runs a serious risk of losing in 2026 and confirming the ill-fated Orloff effect, if he appears in 2026 with a third-way face
By LUIZ MARQUES: The importance of trust in the post-truth era and the effects of the internet on politics and everyday life
By FLAVIO AGUIAR: In Berlin, a huge demonstration with thousands of people condemned the attitude of Friedrich Merz and the AfD
By DYLAN RILEY: One of the small dialectical pleasures still accessible to unincorporated intelligences is to observe, at this moment, how much capitalists hate capitalism, with all its inviolable laws and contradictions.
By LUIZ MARQUES: In data-centric capitalism, the criterion of cognitive validity is entrepreneurial profit from prosaic aspects of everyday existence, which embody profitable assets.
By ELIOT WEINBERGER: The composition of Donald Trump II's government is more bizarre and dangerous than that of Trump I
By SANDRA BARBOSA PARZIANELLO: In electoral campaigns, the issue of public safety is used for its political character, without the people finding answers to their demands regarding violence.
By ANDRÉS DEL RIO: The Argentine president has demonstrated perseverance in his drive to co-opt and control the judiciary
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: Anyone who thinks that Colombia is simply a country of wars and drug trafficking is mistaken. The determination of the Colombian people and the bloodshed are just one of the facets that makes Bogotá the capital of
By RAUL PONT: The Brazilian electoral system is a true fraud, which was incorporated into the Federal Constitution of 1988, survives and is maintained by the majority of the Chamber
By LISZT VIEIRA: In the name of governability, the left ends up following the right. Either this changes and we reawaken hope in the people, or we will head for defeat in the next presidential election.
By RUI COSTA SANTOS: What Trump and Bolsonaro have in common is the fact that their political programs involve a brutal confrontation with institutions in the US and Brazil, but at the same time they are useful to a part of the bourgeoisie.
By FRANCISCO HIDALGO FLOR: The results of the first round show a marked political polarization from which only the indigenous movement is spared
By VALERIO ARCARY: The US under Trump has a new strategy to preserve its hegemony in the international system of states. It is a brutal long-term counter-offensive
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: Under the watchful eye of the centrists, Alexandre Padilha will know how to ensure that the victory of the right, forcing Lula to fire Nísia Trindade, does not turn into a defeat for Lula's electoral campaign program for health
By SLAVEJ ŽIŽEK: The mass protests taking place in Serbia suggest other possibilities. The protesters not only acknowledge that there is something rotten in the Serbian state; they also insist that the rot not continue.
By LUIZ MARQUES: The Bolsonarist epic associates the typical crimes of the primitive accumulation of capital with a sociopathic personality, for the civilizational regression
By AMELIA COHN: Nísia Trindade's departure would mean that, no matter how strong her replacement is, health has entered the market for political (and economic) negotiations
By BRANKO MILANOVIC: The wild four-week ride, which still doesn't seem to have run out of steam, confirms the idea that the new Donald Trump will govern very differently from the old one
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: President Lula runs a serious risk of losing in 2026 and confirming the ill-fated Orloff effect, if he appears in 2026 with a third-way face
By LUIZ MARQUES: The importance of trust in the post-truth era and the effects of the internet on politics and everyday life
By FLAVIO AGUIAR: In Berlin, a huge demonstration with thousands of people condemned the attitude of Friedrich Merz and the AfD
By DYLAN RILEY: One of the small dialectical pleasures still accessible to unincorporated intelligences is to observe, at this moment, how much capitalists hate capitalism, with all its inviolable laws and contradictions.
By LUIZ MARQUES: In data-centric capitalism, the criterion of cognitive validity is entrepreneurial profit from prosaic aspects of everyday existence, which embody profitable assets.
By ELIOT WEINBERGER: The composition of Donald Trump II's government is more bizarre and dangerous than that of Trump I
