Robério Diógenes details the behind-the-scenes story and creation of the detective in 'The Secret Agent'.
Actor celebrates international award, comments on Kléber Mendonça's method, and discusses the film's impact on Northeastern Brazilian cinema.
Interviews
"Without a strong parliamentary bloc, Lula wins, but he can't govern," says Pedro Rousseff.
A city councilor from Belo Horizonte states that reelection also depends on electing aligned federal deputies.
"It's not a bubble, it's consistent job growth in Brazil," says Luiz Marinho.
The Minister of Labor highlights the record number of formal job openings, increased income, and advocates for ending the 6x1 work schedule with a reduction in the weekly work hours.
Engineering as the basis of development returns to the center of the national debate.
FINEP's president defends qualified training, innovation, and industrial policy as pillars of Brazilian sovereignty.
'In crisis, the US activates the imperial engine against Latin America,' says Luiz Felipe Osório.
In an interview with TV 247, a geopolitical analyst places the US attack on Venezuela within the context of the broader crisis of imperialism and capitalism. Watch.
Altman: "The trophy that Trump and the American right want is not Venezuela, it's not Colombia, but it's Cuba."
Journalist analyzes the island's strategic location in the face of increasing US pressure in Latin America.
Breno Altman: "The US has the lead in cyber warfare"
Journalist analyzes digital attacks, Venezuela, and US military supremacy in the geopolitical landscape.
"Trump's control of Venezuela's oil opens the door for an attack on Iran," says André Jacobina.
Historian argues that control of Venezuelan reserves would reduce US dependence on the Strait of Hormuz and increase the risk of war against Tehran.
Genoino says the Brazilian ruling class is "corrupt, authoritarian, and subservient to foreign interests" and calls for a confrontation with imperialism.
In an interview with TV 247, the former president of the PT (Workers' Party) criticizes governors who support Trump, defends popular mobilization, and advocates for a new national defense policy.
Boaventura de Sousa Santos: “EU-Mercosur agreement is a belated reaction to the panic generated by Trump”
Sociologist says pact could become a "dead letter," asserts that the European Union "does not exist" as a cohesive bloc, and warns of a new phase of colonialism.
Trump's actions in Venezuela are a propaganda ploy to exploit oil, says Rui Costa Pimenta.
The president of the PCO (Workers' Cause Party) states that the "kidnapping" of Maduro paved the way for an oil purchase agreement.
"The kidnapping of Maduro violates international law and exposes the war for oil," says Marcelo Uchoa.
The legal expert says that the Trump administration's actions are turning the Venezuelan president into a bargaining chip and threatening Latin American sovereignty.
Breno Altman: Trump showed that the US is the only global superpower.
Analyst asserts that military power continues to define international hegemony and warns of imperialist offensives in Latin America and pressure on Brazil.