Opinion
Opinion: agribusiness is Brazil’s trump card in mission to China
By Alexandre Garcia
Brazilian Minister of Agriculture Carlos Fávaro is already leading the agribusiness business people in China in preparation...
GringoView: isn’t It time we woke up
(Opinion) Linguistic absurdities abound.
Every day we are invited, dare I say bludgeoned, to stretch...
Opinion: a fascist for enemies
By Francisco Razzo*
(Opinion) In the text "Against political militancy", I wrote about my suspicions against all political militancy.
Personally, I have always resisted the idea...
Opinion: will Brazilian Congress put itself in the hands of the STF again?
By Alexandre Garcia*
(Opinion) I'll start with some excellent news that fills me with pride as 'Cachoeirense': an olive oil...
Opinion: Lula government doubles down on errors
By Sergio Moro
(Opinion) The beginning of the new Lula administration has been marked by a return to the past.
Everything...
Opinion: Lula enters the fray between Lira and Pacheco
By Anderson Gonçalves*
(Opinion) The House and Senate dispute the rite for processing provisional measures.
And...
Opinion: who makes the profits but pays dearly – reflections on the Brazilian right-wing
By Paulo Cruz
"There are two lungs of universal political life: the left and the right. Even if in forms that evolve that are difficult to define. I would not like it to result from...
After supporting conservative congressman Nikolas Ferreira, LGBT man is threatened with death by gay Brazilian leftists
By Cristyan Costa
"Friend, I know that because you are fat, faggot, ugly, and still effeminate, it makes you have no validations, right?" posted one person.
The LGBT makeup artist Claudio Makeup, as he is known on...
GringoView: Sydney for President
(Opinion) The realization by genius ad man, Lester Wunderman that “data is an expense and knowledge is a bargain” was a societal game changer...
Opinion: the government that won’t stop
By J.R. Guzzo
(Opinion) Something has been created in Brazil that has never existed before in the history of this country, since 1500, and that perhaps has never existed in any country in the world: the...
Opinion: in 2 months of Lula’s administration, persecution of humorists grows
By Gabriel Sestrem
(Opinion) Recent movements in Brasília, especially after the beginning of the new Lula government, have turned on the "yellow light" regarding freedom of expression.
Among humorists, there is growing concern about possible censorship of...
Australian Senator Gerard Rennick: "There has been a lot of misleading advertising in regards to the safe and effective claim….the risks have never been clearly outlined"
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