Valerio Arcary explains how divisions in the ruling class and pressure from below are threatening President Bolsonaro’s grasp on power.
Valerio Arcary: To win, we must fight
Valerio Arcary: Assessing 40 years of the Brazilian Workers Party
Valerio Arcary is the author of several books including O Martelo de História (History’s Hammer) and a leader in the Resistência current of the Party for Socialism and Freedom in Brazil. This article was originally published in […]
Valerio Arcary: Trump out, Bolsonaro next? Insights from the U.S. elections
Valerio Arcary is the author of several books including O Martelo de História (History’s Hammer) and a leader in the Resistência current of the Party for Socialism and Freedom in Brazil. This commentary was first […]
Valerio Aracy: A sad Brazil
With more than 150,000 Covid-19 deaths and over 5,000,000 confirmed coronavirus cases, Brazil lags only behind the United States in the brutal price its people are paying for their rulers incompetence, racism, […]
André Singer: Covid-19 and Bolsonaro’s “permanent radicalization”
Already immersed in an overlapping health and economic crisis, Brazil is now also being engulfed by a political crisis. On April 23, far-right President Jair Bolsonaro sacked the head of the Federal […]
Luciana Genro: Taking stock of the quarantine in Brazil
As of May 7, Brazil is reporting 126,611 coronavirus infections and 8,588 Covid-19 deaths (up from 1000 one month ago) even as far-right President Jair Bolsonaro continues to claim that the “worst […]
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