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COVID-19 in Latin America: Growing Challenges in the World’s Most Unequal Region
By Rafael R. Ioris. This article originally appeared at COHA and is republished with permission. Confirming what scientists had been saying for the last …
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Supreme Court/Congress block Lula’s prison transfer
On the throes of the election of right-wing extremist Jair Bolsonaro, the country seems to be plunging into a political chaos that can only …
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America’s Two Giants to Gather: Expectations and Realities
President Donald Trump and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro will meet in Washington, D.C. later this week in a highly-anticipated gathering. The two men are …
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A Vote Against Democracy?
The normalization of Bolsonaro’s candidacy is, in itself, a dangerous development for a country that until recently seemed to be on a path of …
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Brazilian Liberals And Their Atavistic Fear Of Democracy
by Rafael R. Ioris. One of the most important innovations in modern thinking is the notion of linear history. Breaking with the logic present …
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Coup or no coup, the damage is done
That Brasil is currently involved in one of its most profound political and economic crises in recent history is no news to anyone paying …
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Forever in the Future?
Brasil’s streets have been filled with protests in the last few weeks, evoking similar events taking place earlier in the year. Most of the …
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Transforming Brasil – A History of National Development in the Postwar Era
‘Transforming Brazil: a History of National Development in the Postwar Era’ critically revisits the context of the time in Brazil in order to reexamine …
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Sixty Years Later: What Have We Learned?
Successive demonstrations in its most important cities, brawls between militants of opposing ideological sides who see the other as an enemy rather than a …
