By RENATO DAGNINO: If the left does not challenge the meaning of 'reindustrialization', the term will continue to be a euphemism for subsidies to capital. The solidarity economy, far from being a utopia, is the only realistic way to break this cycle
By RENATO DAGNINO: The false polarization between Edinho and Valter Pomar in the PT elections: while one defends a solidarity economy and the other reindustrialization, both ignore that only 0,02% of GDP goes to solidarity networks against 23% of subsidies to the class
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: It is an illusion to think that one can win elections with electoral strategies and govern with a radicalized “hidden” agenda
By LUIZ MARQUES: PT in renewal: between the socialist mystique and the challenges of the present, the party seeks to rekindle its revolutionary flame to face the inequalities of the 21st century
By BRUNO RESCK: The perpetuation of neoliberalism in Brazil and the lack of effective rupture even under left-wing governments, which are characterized by adaptation and the absence of alternatives
By VALTER POMAR: The PT faces a crossroads, and its future depends on the ability of its militant base to react against accommodation and in defense of a transformative project
By RUI FALCAO: We are a party that has always been guided by disputes over ideas, projects and strategies. And that is how we will continue to be.
By RODRIGO GHIRINGHELLI DE AZEVEDO: Benedito Mariano addresses a central issue for the country in his book “Public Security: the Achilles heel of the left and the democratic field”
By GEORGHIO TOMELIN: Both right-wing and left-wing people want more communication, more transportation, more health, more food, etc. The question is “at what price?”
By MARCELO RIDENTI: Considerations on the recently released book by Fabio Mascaro Querido
By JOÃO DOS REIS SILVA JUNIOR: The PT needs to quickly find a way to articulate its different schools of thought to face the attacks from the rentier sector and the global threat from the extreme right
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 MAURO BOSS: And the first step for the left to rebuild trust is to stop the lying magical thinking, to end the self-deception
By RENATO JANINE RIBEIRO: Reality demands that we understand from now on that the left, especially the PT, has no alternative other than the name of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for 2026
By LUIZ SÉRGIO CANÁRIO: Guilherme Boulos' candidacy was a mistake from the beginning. The PT decided to go down a path that added nothing to the party. The PSOL is also paying for part of its sins
By LINCOLN SECCO: With a simple casual comparison of leftist statements with empirical data we can see that the analyses are not being calibrated by reality, but by subjective impressions
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: The development program must be the basis of a political commitment from the democratic front
By RENATO DAGNINO: If the left does not challenge the meaning of 'reindustrialization', the term will continue to be a euphemism for subsidies to capital. The solidarity economy, far from being a utopia, is the only realistic way to break this cycle
By RENATO DAGNINO: The false polarization between Edinho and Valter Pomar in the PT elections: while one defends a solidarity economy and the other reindustrialization, both ignore that only 0,02% of GDP goes to solidarity networks against 23% of subsidies to the class
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: It is an illusion to think that one can win elections with electoral strategies and govern with a radicalized “hidden” agenda
By LUIZ MARQUES: PT in renewal: between the socialist mystique and the challenges of the present, the party seeks to rekindle its revolutionary flame to face the inequalities of the 21st century
By BRUNO RESCK: The perpetuation of neoliberalism in Brazil and the lack of effective rupture even under left-wing governments, which are characterized by adaptation and the absence of alternatives
By VALTER POMAR: The PT faces a crossroads, and its future depends on the ability of its militant base to react against accommodation and in defense of a transformative project
By RUI FALCAO: We are a party that has always been guided by disputes over ideas, projects and strategies. And that is how we will continue to be.
By RODRIGO GHIRINGHELLI DE AZEVEDO: Benedito Mariano addresses a central issue for the country in his book “Public Security: the Achilles heel of the left and the democratic field”
By GEORGHIO TOMELIN: Both right-wing and left-wing people want more communication, more transportation, more health, more food, etc. The question is “at what price?”
By MARCELO RIDENTI: Considerations on the recently released book by Fabio Mascaro Querido
By JOÃO DOS REIS SILVA JUNIOR: The PT needs to quickly find a way to articulate its different schools of thought to face the attacks from the rentier sector and the global threat from the extreme right
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 MAURO BOSS: And the first step for the left to rebuild trust is to stop the lying magical thinking, to end the self-deception
By RENATO JANINE RIBEIRO: Reality demands that we understand from now on that the left, especially the PT, has no alternative other than the name of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for 2026
By LUIZ SÉRGIO CANÁRIO: Guilherme Boulos' candidacy was a mistake from the beginning. The PT decided to go down a path that added nothing to the party. The PSOL is also paying for part of its sins
By LINCOLN SECCO: With a simple casual comparison of leftist statements with empirical data we can see that the analyses are not being calibrated by reality, but by subjective impressions
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: The development program must be the basis of a political commitment from the democratic front
