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 ERIVALDO COSTA DE OLIVEIRA: The Northeast is not one, but many – and its identity, like Brazil, remains in dispute
By OSNAN SILVA DE SOUZA: While the Brazilian media reproduces selective narratives, the true humanitarian tragedy remains invisible
By SANDRA BITENCOURT: The power of cell phones and missiles in live-streamed violence
By EUGENIO BUCCI: The reliability of information can no longer be based on the careful plastic framing, but on the word of honor of those who recorded, edited and aired it.
By EMILIANO JOSEPH: The Turkish Rifle in the editorial office of Folha de São Paulo
By RENATO DAGNINO: It is up to the university to deconstruct capitalist technoscience and, through similar processes, but contaminated with other interests and values, guide it towards solidarity technoscience
By LUIS EUSTÁQUIO SOARES: Can anyone imagine that a Brazilian NGO could, directly from Washington, receive complaints of sexual harassment from a US Secretary of State?
By JOÃO CARLOS SALLES: While the conservative elite attacks public universities as a 'useless expense', the resistance of scientists and rectors presses for a national project that prioritizes free, quality public education — a decisive test for
By SANDRA BITENCOURT: From digital hate to teen pastors: how the controversies of Janja, Virgínia Fonseca and Miguel Oliveira reveal the crisis of authority in the age of algorithms
By LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO & MANFRED BACK: US and Chinese public debt: Two models, two risks, and why mainstream economic debate ignores Marx's lessons on fictitious capital
By EUGENIO BUCCI: While the elderly suffer, the true stars of INSS fraud shine in the PF yards – from Ferrari to Porsche, the luxury cast of corruption
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: The right denies Judith Butler; some trans people misrepresent Foucault. The loser is the complexity of the debate about identity and the body
By OSNAN SILVA DE SOUZA: What we see in the mainstream media is a hostile attempt to ignore the historical and social importance of an event that marks eight decades since the defeat of Hitlerism.
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Freedom of speech or algorithmic dictatorship? When Big Tech hijacks public debate in the name of profit and domination
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: Joel Pinheiro da Fonseca's article in Folha de São Paulo is so bad-faith that it would be surprising if we didn't know who wrote it. The ultraliberal is incapable of distinguishing between issues of
By MARCOS DE QUEIROZ GRILLO: Platforms are no longer just about sharing. They are, in fact, online TV and will continue to be so due to the new reality of the TV 3.0 antenna, the first prototypes of which have already been presented.
By LUIZ MARQUES: The conservative strategy consists of de-ideologizing decisions and polarized views in the equation “1% vs 99% of the population”, in line with the Occupy Wall Street Movement
By KARIN BRÜNING: The correlation between Generation Z, Millennials and the increasing use of robots – a future in the making
By THIAGO DE OLIVEIRA MACHADO: Digital democracy requires not only connectivity, but also regulation, critical education, technological sovereignty and the capacity for collective organization
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 ERIVALDO COSTA DE OLIVEIRA: The Northeast is not one, but many – and its identity, like Brazil, remains in dispute
By OSNAN SILVA DE SOUZA: While the Brazilian media reproduces selective narratives, the true humanitarian tragedy remains invisible
By SANDRA BITENCOURT: The power of cell phones and missiles in live-streamed violence
By EUGENIO BUCCI: The reliability of information can no longer be based on the careful plastic framing, but on the word of honor of those who recorded, edited and aired it.
By EMILIANO JOSEPH: The Turkish Rifle in the editorial office of Folha de São Paulo
By RENATO DAGNINO: It is up to the university to deconstruct capitalist technoscience and, through similar processes, but contaminated with other interests and values, guide it towards solidarity technoscience
By LUIS EUSTÁQUIO SOARES: Can anyone imagine that a Brazilian NGO could, directly from Washington, receive complaints of sexual harassment from a US Secretary of State?
By JOÃO CARLOS SALLES: While the conservative elite attacks public universities as a 'useless expense', the resistance of scientists and rectors presses for a national project that prioritizes free, quality public education — a decisive test for
By SANDRA BITENCOURT: From digital hate to teen pastors: how the controversies of Janja, Virgínia Fonseca and Miguel Oliveira reveal the crisis of authority in the age of algorithms
By LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO & MANFRED BACK: US and Chinese public debt: Two models, two risks, and why mainstream economic debate ignores Marx's lessons on fictitious capital
By EUGENIO BUCCI: While the elderly suffer, the true stars of INSS fraud shine in the PF yards – from Ferrari to Porsche, the luxury cast of corruption
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: The right denies Judith Butler; some trans people misrepresent Foucault. The loser is the complexity of the debate about identity and the body
By OSNAN SILVA DE SOUZA: What we see in the mainstream media is a hostile attempt to ignore the historical and social importance of an event that marks eight decades since the defeat of Hitlerism.
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Freedom of speech or algorithmic dictatorship? When Big Tech hijacks public debate in the name of profit and domination
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: Joel Pinheiro da Fonseca's article in Folha de São Paulo is so bad-faith that it would be surprising if we didn't know who wrote it. The ultraliberal is incapable of distinguishing between issues of
By MARCOS DE QUEIROZ GRILLO: Platforms are no longer just about sharing. They are, in fact, online TV and will continue to be so due to the new reality of the TV 3.0 antenna, the first prototypes of which have already been presented.
By LUIZ MARQUES: The conservative strategy consists of de-ideologizing decisions and polarized views in the equation “1% vs 99% of the population”, in line with the Occupy Wall Street Movement
By KARIN BRÜNING: The correlation between Generation Z, Millennials and the increasing use of robots – a future in the making
By THIAGO DE OLIVEIRA MACHADO: Digital democracy requires not only connectivity, but also regulation, critical education, technological sovereignty and the capacity for collective organization