
Gluttony
Greed disguised as foreign policy exposes the predatory logic of the great powers regarding the natural resources of South America.

Graduated in geology (1976) from the Institute of Geosciences and Exact Sciences (UNESP), Master's degree in General and Applied Geology (1987) and PhD in Sciences (1993) from USP. Post-doctoral studies (2000) at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia - UPC and post-doctoral studies (2010) at the School of Engineering of São Carlos (USP).
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The history of external interventions, economic interests, and risks to Latin American sovereignty is repeating itself in new forms in the 21st century.
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