The New Industry Brazil
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: The launch, in September, of the new phase of NIB is important because it deals with the digital transformation of the industry that is transversal to all its segments
05/10/2024
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: The launch, in September, of the new phase of NIB is important because it deals with the digital transformation of the industry that is transversal to all its segments
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: President Lula has been reaffirming that he does not want to “do more of the same” and that his government needs to “go further”. Will we finally be able to break out of the same old routine and go further. Will we be able to take this step forward in the SUS Career?
By ANDRÉ MÁRCIO NEVES SOARES: Lula behaves as if he did not know that this government will be his last or at most the penultimate
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: Amazon is the US's new bet for control of Brazilian digital assets
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Commentary on the recently released book by Francesc Escribano.
By TARSO GENRO: Land and climate in the voice of reason – the legacies of 1789 and the crisis of the State
By TARSUS GENUS: Will our State be prepared for a new level of unity and go beyond rebuilding our physical bases, devastated by the climate catastrophe?
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Removing the minister less than 24 hours after the anonymous complaints from the NGO Me Too, and the way in which it was involved in a bid blocked by the minister himself, is the pure essence of racism.
By CARLOS TAUTZ: Silvio Almeida accused Mee Too of having acted to influence an MDH bid because it had an interest in the outcome of the contest
By RODRIGO GHIRINGHELLI DE AZEVEDO: The case of accusations of sexual harassment and harassment against Minister Silvio Almeida highlights the importance of President Lula's leadership role
By DANIEL AFONSO DA SILVA: Silvio Almeida's downfall is much more serious than it seems. It goes far beyond Silvio Almeida's possible ethical and moral lapses and spreads to entire segments of Brazilian society.
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: It is necessary that the national State and its elite – which has not yet renounced Brazil as the rentiers and the others who make up the empire's servile entourage have done – unite to face the
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: The legislative branch's struggle to expand its power of command in the country and dominate the executive and judiciary branches has no end in sight and what is at stake is
By VICTOR SANTOS VIGNERON: This year, important measures to support the Brazilian audiovisual sector were announced, which implies a resumption of public policies for film production
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: A defense of minister Fernando Haddad
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: If hospitals in RJ remain federalized, then why not provide the same treatment to other SUS hospitals, outpatient clinics and health units across the country?
By NELSON MARCONI: Employment has grown, however, as long as the Brazilian economy is not leveraged by more dynamic sectors, job creation will continue to be concentrated in activities with lower remuneration
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: Lula will be a strong candidate for re-election in 2026. And his nominees will have a large majority in the Central Bank from January 2025 onwards. Opponents are restless and manufacture crises
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: The decentralization of Rio’s federal hospitals should not be fought or welcomed, it is a necessity
By VINÍCIO CARRILHO MARTINEZ, LUCAS GAMA & SAMUEL CERQUEIRA MELO: Even though education meets the requirements of its time, it cannot be reduced to the mechanistic discourse of economic development
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: The launch, in September, of the new phase of NIB is important because it deals with the digital transformation of the industry that is transversal to all its segments
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: President Lula has been reaffirming that he does not want to “do more of the same” and that his government needs to “go further”. Will we finally be able to break out of the same old routine and go further. Will we be able to take this step forward in the SUS Career?
By ANDRÉ MÁRCIO NEVES SOARES: Lula behaves as if he did not know that this government will be his last or at most the penultimate
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: Amazon is the US's new bet for control of Brazilian digital assets
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Commentary on the recently released book by Francesc Escribano.
By TARSO GENRO: Land and climate in the voice of reason – the legacies of 1789 and the crisis of the State
By TARSUS GENUS: Will our State be prepared for a new level of unity and go beyond rebuilding our physical bases, devastated by the climate catastrophe?
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Removing the minister less than 24 hours after the anonymous complaints from the NGO Me Too, and the way in which it was involved in a bid blocked by the minister himself, is the pure essence of racism.
By CARLOS TAUTZ: Silvio Almeida accused Mee Too of having acted to influence an MDH bid because it had an interest in the outcome of the contest
By RODRIGO GHIRINGHELLI DE AZEVEDO: The case of accusations of sexual harassment and harassment against Minister Silvio Almeida highlights the importance of President Lula's leadership role
By DANIEL AFONSO DA SILVA: Silvio Almeida's downfall is much more serious than it seems. It goes far beyond Silvio Almeida's possible ethical and moral lapses and spreads to entire segments of Brazilian society.
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: It is necessary that the national State and its elite – which has not yet renounced Brazil as the rentiers and the others who make up the empire's servile entourage have done – unite to face the
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: The legislative branch's struggle to expand its power of command in the country and dominate the executive and judiciary branches has no end in sight and what is at stake is
By VICTOR SANTOS VIGNERON: This year, important measures to support the Brazilian audiovisual sector were announced, which implies a resumption of public policies for film production
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: A defense of minister Fernando Haddad
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: If hospitals in RJ remain federalized, then why not provide the same treatment to other SUS hospitals, outpatient clinics and health units across the country?
By NELSON MARCONI: Employment has grown, however, as long as the Brazilian economy is not leveraged by more dynamic sectors, job creation will continue to be concentrated in activities with lower remuneration
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: Lula will be a strong candidate for re-election in 2026. And his nominees will have a large majority in the Central Bank from January 2025 onwards. Opponents are restless and manufacture crises
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: The decentralization of Rio’s federal hospitals should not be fought or welcomed, it is a necessity
By VINÍCIO CARRILHO MARTINEZ, LUCAS GAMA & SAMUEL CERQUEIRA MELO: Even though education meets the requirements of its time, it cannot be reduced to the mechanistic discourse of economic development
