Gringo view: the workings of the laws of nature and of man
(Opinion) It’s a story of four children, obeying the immutable laws of the jungle and an ex-President of the U.S....
June 19, 2023Section
Opinion
Op-eds, perspectives, and editorial commentary
How Brazil became Spain’s third largest oil supplier and its main source of corn and soybeans
From 2019 to 2022, there was a 69.8% increase in Brazilian exports to the EU. More oil, coffee, and grains,...
June 17, 2023
Opinion: under the guise of fighting “discrimination,” Brazil’s Chamber approves privileges
Under Deputy Arthur Lira's (PP-AL) leadership, Brazil's Chamber of Deputies is passing any legislation beneficial to its members. On Wednesday...
June 16, 2023
Gringo view: how scared should we be of AI?
(Opinon) Very! But not as scared as all the headlines proclaim. At least not yet! Like many of you, I...
June 12, 2023
From Bahian label ‘Meninos Rei’ to Beyoncé: Afrofuturism makes its mark in fashion
What do a Bahian Acarajé vendor and Beyoncé share? Or how does the movie "Black Panther" intersect with the Brazilian...
June 12, 2023
Gringo view: you are being watched
You may be totally unaware of it, but your every move and desire is being stolen from you, sliced, and...
June 5, 2023
Opinion: Deltan Dallagnol’s mandate annulment was arbitrary and unfair
In the same way, when 43 decisions of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) were analyzed, none had the same outcome...
June 1, 2023
Opinion: Lula fights with agribusiness without realizing that the country has changed since his first term in office
By Alexandre Garcia* (Opinion) President Lula is very angry with the political articulation of his government, which is losing a...
May 29, 2023
Gringo view: you have to wonder about all the noise…
(Opinion) The loud noise from the news ‘fronts’ is as full of confusion and competition for attention as a nearby...
May 26, 2023