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The new coronavirus pandemic has called into question many of the political certitudes that seemed to have been consolidated over the past forty years
The new coronavirus pandemic has called into question many of the political certitudes that seemed to have been consolidated over the past forty years
The only possible escape route for Brazil is to make sure that, in 2022 at the latest, the hellish nightmare of Bolsonarismo is democratically brought to its end
The truth is that statues are a thing of the past only as long as they stand quietly in squares, as indifferent to us as we are to them
When statues come under assault, they leap from the past to become part of our present
Once again, after so many other times, Brazil’s wealthy would rather run the risk of descending into dictatorship (if that’s not what they wanted to begin with) rather than have the lower classes express their aspiration to be included in the nation
The things it allows us to see and the way in which they are interpreted and assessed will determine the future of the civilization in which we live. Unlike other apparitions, these ones are real and are here to stay
Since the 1980s—as neoliberalism established itself as the leading version of capitalism, which in its turn became increasingly dependent on the logic of the financial sector—the world has been living in a permanent state of crisis
The underlying idea is that no matter how unbearable the experience of aging, it is always more bearable when it is shared
What is the potential knowledge to be derived from the coronavirus pandemic?
The powers that have produced the aging of the world and turned it into the industry that ensures their perpetuation will find themselves confronted with the effrontery to which their own effrontery has given rise. Will they ever age?
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