Brazil and Mexico
By MARCUS IANONI: What do Morena, AMLO and Claudia Scheinbaum have that we can't have too?
29/12/2024
By MARCUS IANONI: What do Morena, AMLO and Claudia Scheinbaum have that we can't have too?
By MARCUS IANONI: International economic crises allow us to understand the shift of regimes along the autocratization-democratization axis
By MARCUS IANONI: Bresser-Pereira positions himself as an architect of the future, of the national project, of the political construction of Brazil, a characteristic that exudes from his work
By MARCUS IANONI: Changing the most ingrained structure in the history of Brazil, inequality, in its various faces
By MARCUS IANONI:
From the anti-PT united front to the broad front with Lula: the democratic rescue of the Planalto
By MARCUS IANONI:
Mass politics is in place in Brazil today and there is nothing to indicate that it will not be expressed in the 2022 elections
By MARCUS IANONI:
The State's great dilemma in neoliberal capitalism is to decant a class interest that can protect financialization from the threats posed by democratic politics.
By MARCUS IANONI & FELIPE MARUF QUINTAS:
The power of the pen is in the hands of the STF
By MARCUS IANONI & FELIPE MARUF QUINTAS:
Bolsonaro-Guedes neoliberalism does not deliver what it promises and denies the harm it does
By MARCUS IANONI: The political preference of the big capitalists and their allies: to tame Bolsonaro and avoid impeachment.
By MARCUS IANONI: The demoralization and political selectivity of State institutions have no limits, they indefinitely forgive the crimes of responsibility that Bolsonaro insists on committing, starting with putting people's lives at risk
By MARCUS IANONI: There are contradictions between the messages from the military and their role defined in the Constitution. Are they waiting for Bolsonaro's call, backed by extremist forces, or will they continue as a “moderating power”?
By Marcus Ianoni:
It is up to the opposition to seek to raise awareness and try to deepen the objective movement of various actors against the dictatorship, against the pandemic and for a more active role of the State in the policies of the war economy
By Marcus Ianoni
The tied hand of Parliament and the national urgency led leaders of six opposition parties, in a March 30 manifesto, to call for the resignation of the President of the Republic.
By MARCUS IANONI: What do Morena, AMLO and Claudia Scheinbaum have that we can't have too?
By MARCUS IANONI: International economic crises allow us to understand the shift of regimes along the autocratization-democratization axis
By MARCUS IANONI: Bresser-Pereira positions himself as an architect of the future, of the national project, of the political construction of Brazil, a characteristic that exudes from his work
By MARCUS IANONI: Changing the most ingrained structure in the history of Brazil, inequality, in its various faces
By MARCUS IANONI:
From the anti-PT united front to the broad front with Lula: the democratic rescue of the Planalto
By MARCUS IANONI:
Mass politics is in place in Brazil today and there is nothing to indicate that it will not be expressed in the 2022 elections
By MARCUS IANONI:
The State's great dilemma in neoliberal capitalism is to decant a class interest that can protect financialization from the threats posed by democratic politics.
By MARCUS IANONI & FELIPE MARUF QUINTAS:
The power of the pen is in the hands of the STF
By MARCUS IANONI & FELIPE MARUF QUINTAS:
Bolsonaro-Guedes neoliberalism does not deliver what it promises and denies the harm it does
By MARCUS IANONI: The political preference of the big capitalists and their allies: to tame Bolsonaro and avoid impeachment.
By MARCUS IANONI: The demoralization and political selectivity of State institutions have no limits, they indefinitely forgive the crimes of responsibility that Bolsonaro insists on committing, starting with putting people's lives at risk
By MARCUS IANONI: There are contradictions between the messages from the military and their role defined in the Constitution. Are they waiting for Bolsonaro's call, backed by extremist forces, or will they continue as a “moderating power”?
By Marcus Ianoni:
It is up to the opposition to seek to raise awareness and try to deepen the objective movement of various actors against the dictatorship, against the pandemic and for a more active role of the State in the policies of the war economy
By Marcus Ianoni
The tied hand of Parliament and the national urgency led leaders of six opposition parties, in a March 30 manifesto, to call for the resignation of the President of the Republic.
