By BRUNO MACHADO: Any macroeconomic arrangement that deviates from neoliberalism generates a strong reaction from the financial market, which withdraws investments from Brazil, causing a devaluation of the real in dollars
By BRUNO MACHADO: Any government in Brazil is in a situation of lack of monetary sovereignty and cannot seek the development of its productive forces, since it does not even have control over its own public budget.
By BRUNO MACHADO: The dispute over narratives that has been taking place in Brazilian political life has been guided by PT reformism for two decades and this may have reinforced the public image of the left as a defender of the State and taxes
By BRUNO MACHADO: As every individual unconscious complex is based on a collective unconscious complex, each concrete case of complexes will be associated – deep down in the individual's unconscious – with an archetype
By BRUNO MACHADO: Social rupture should not be understood as an armed seizure of power by a political party, as Brazilian communists openly defend
By BRUNO MACHADO: Unlike the left, the right does not need a strong and skilled social leader to advance its agenda and win political battles, just any puppet
By BRUNO MACHADO: The characteristics of Industry 4.0 can deepen the systematic crisis of peripheral capitalism
By BRUNO MACHADO: The dollar's global sovereignty and the regulatory superpower of the US financial system may have their days numbered
By BRUNO MACHADO: It is a reality in Brazil that there is a higher incidence of strikes and wage increases and other labor rights in the public sector
By BRUNO MACHADO:
The unconscious is the greatest limit to the advancement of artificial intelligences in order to become identical to a real human mind.
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Democracy is a value that has always been at the heart of socialist thinking in the world
By BRUNO MACHADO:
What is lacking for a Brazilian new developmentalism is objective and material conditions for its practical implementation
By BRUNO MACHADO:
It is in the interest of the propertied class that the working class see itself as divided between physical and intellectual workers.
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Technological advancement and labor productivity are objective conditions for the implementation and success of socialism in Brazil
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Lula's new fiscal anchor should be almost as orthodox as Michel Temer's
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Socialism is the only hope for the peaceful economic development of the peripheral countries of the world.
By BRUNO MACHADO:
There are no theoretical or practical restrictions on the existence of two lefts in politics: one progressive and the other conservative in morals.
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Lula and the PT have everything to have good governance in their inclination towards the center-right
By BRUNO MACHADO:
The illusions of the left with the CPI of covid-19
By BRUNO MACHADO: Any macroeconomic arrangement that deviates from neoliberalism generates a strong reaction from the financial market, which withdraws investments from Brazil, causing a devaluation of the real in dollars
By BRUNO MACHADO: Any government in Brazil is in a situation of lack of monetary sovereignty and cannot seek the development of its productive forces, since it does not even have control over its own public budget.
By BRUNO MACHADO: The dispute over narratives that has been taking place in Brazilian political life has been guided by PT reformism for two decades and this may have reinforced the public image of the left as a defender of the State and taxes
By BRUNO MACHADO: As every individual unconscious complex is based on a collective unconscious complex, each concrete case of complexes will be associated – deep down in the individual's unconscious – with an archetype
By BRUNO MACHADO: Social rupture should not be understood as an armed seizure of power by a political party, as Brazilian communists openly defend
By BRUNO MACHADO: Unlike the left, the right does not need a strong and skilled social leader to advance its agenda and win political battles, just any puppet
By BRUNO MACHADO: The characteristics of Industry 4.0 can deepen the systematic crisis of peripheral capitalism
By BRUNO MACHADO: The dollar's global sovereignty and the regulatory superpower of the US financial system may have their days numbered
By BRUNO MACHADO: It is a reality in Brazil that there is a higher incidence of strikes and wage increases and other labor rights in the public sector
By BRUNO MACHADO:
The unconscious is the greatest limit to the advancement of artificial intelligences in order to become identical to a real human mind.
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Democracy is a value that has always been at the heart of socialist thinking in the world
By BRUNO MACHADO:
What is lacking for a Brazilian new developmentalism is objective and material conditions for its practical implementation
By BRUNO MACHADO:
It is in the interest of the propertied class that the working class see itself as divided between physical and intellectual workers.
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Technological advancement and labor productivity are objective conditions for the implementation and success of socialism in Brazil
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Lula's new fiscal anchor should be almost as orthodox as Michel Temer's
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Socialism is the only hope for the peaceful economic development of the peripheral countries of the world.
By BRUNO MACHADO:
There are no theoretical or practical restrictions on the existence of two lefts in politics: one progressive and the other conservative in morals.
By BRUNO MACHADO:
Lula and the PT have everything to have good governance in their inclination towards the center-right
By BRUNO MACHADO:
The illusions of the left with the CPI of covid-19
