Published in 1913, the novel Pollyanna became famous for extolling optimism as the moral and emotional principle of human action.

How rigid thinking and manipulation of language fuel beliefs that distort reality and support authoritarian projects in Brazil.

Censorship and fear shaped a generation, and Kleber Mendonça's new film exposes how the dictatorship erased the country's memory.

I believe that many, many stories can be told and related to the magnificent artistic and musical work of Lô Borges with the people of Clube da Esquina.

From Spinoza to Teresa of Ávila, thinkers show how walking can symbolize the struggle to find meaning, freedom, and communion.

Between pain and songs, Vandré, Ângela Ro Ro, and the recent history of Brazil reveal how music translates the resistance and meanings of a country that still bleeds.

From the manor house chapel to neo-Pentecostal temples, religion remains a pillar of power and control in Brazil.

Bolsonaro surrendered national assets, sovereignty, and jobs to please Donald Trump, in a submissive alignment without any concessions to Brazil.

Defending democracy requires political resistance, concrete engagement, continuous learning, and a deeper ethical understanding of the paths we want to build.

Orchestrated lies, illegal espionage, and digital manipulation mark the legacy of Bolsonaro's political movement, as exposed in decisions by the Supreme Federal Court and the Federal Police.

“Lula won’t go up the ramp” was not just a slogan or catchphrase, but the objective of the action plan strategically devised by the coup-plotting criminal organization.