By RENATO NUCCI JR. & LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The term poor on the right is a way for segments of the left to free themselves from the responsibility they have for the political and social situation we find ourselves in.
By IGOR GRABOIS & LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: How to combat fascism with a neoliberal economic policy?
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 LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The initial capital of elite families came from enslaved people, the large and hidden initial capital of almost all large Brazilian businessmen
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Theology has become coaching or encouraging disputes between workers in the world of work
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The most plausible hypothesis for Biden's plan is that the UN resolution that approved it will not be implemented, or if it is, it will be disobeyed by Israel
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: MBL, Brasil Paralelo and Fundação Lemann together in training unemployed workers
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Today's white identitarians, both on the right and on the left, do nothing more than repeat the white supremacist identity theory of the civil-military dictatorship
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The same deputies and senators who defend the right of neo-Nazi groups to say that black people should not exist oppose the right of Palestinians to react
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The convergence between the Israeli and Brazilian extreme right is the epitome of fascist universalization due to the coherence of political trajectories separated by thousands of kilometers
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Israel is an Anglo-Saxon invention, used repeatedly over the decades by the USA and England
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: There is no way Cristiano Zanin can be a good minister without defending workers
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Deaths due to police “intervention” soared 26% under Tarcísio. Rui Costa’s Bahia is the state that kills the most black people in Brazil
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Neo-Nazi groups work with young people on darkweb, deepweb, gamer world and social networks
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: From COPOM meeting to meeting, with mediocre reductions of 0,25%, the crisis is certain
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
Why is Pelé our greatest figure in Brazilian social history?
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
The republican ruling class was the slaveholding ruling class
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
Both Aldo Rebelo and Olavo de Carvalho represent the search for the XNUMXth century traditionalism of conservative movements
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
Meritocracy does not exist for liberalism itself
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
How Sarkozy, Obama and NATO Tried to Destroy the Organization of African Countries
By RENATO NUCCI JR. & LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The term poor on the right is a way for segments of the left to free themselves from the responsibility they have for the political and social situation we find ourselves in.
By IGOR GRABOIS & LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: How to combat fascism with a neoliberal economic policy?
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 LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The initial capital of elite families came from enslaved people, the large and hidden initial capital of almost all large Brazilian businessmen
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Theology has become coaching or encouraging disputes between workers in the world of work
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The most plausible hypothesis for Biden's plan is that the UN resolution that approved it will not be implemented, or if it is, it will be disobeyed by Israel
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: MBL, Brasil Paralelo and Fundação Lemann together in training unemployed workers
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Today's white identitarians, both on the right and on the left, do nothing more than repeat the white supremacist identity theory of the civil-military dictatorship
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The same deputies and senators who defend the right of neo-Nazi groups to say that black people should not exist oppose the right of Palestinians to react
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: The convergence between the Israeli and Brazilian extreme right is the epitome of fascist universalization due to the coherence of political trajectories separated by thousands of kilometers
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Israel is an Anglo-Saxon invention, used repeatedly over the decades by the USA and England
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: There is no way Cristiano Zanin can be a good minister without defending workers
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Deaths due to police “intervention” soared 26% under Tarcísio. Rui Costa’s Bahia is the state that kills the most black people in Brazil
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: Neo-Nazi groups work with young people on darkweb, deepweb, gamer world and social networks
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: From COPOM meeting to meeting, with mediocre reductions of 0,25%, the crisis is certain
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
Why is Pelé our greatest figure in Brazilian social history?
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
The republican ruling class was the slaveholding ruling class
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
Both Aldo Rebelo and Olavo de Carvalho represent the search for the XNUMXth century traditionalism of conservative movements
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
Meritocracy does not exist for liberalism itself
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
How Sarkozy, Obama and NATO Tried to Destroy the Organization of African Countries