Brazil’s slavery was uniquely Portuguese – shaped by centuries of African contact, Arab loanwords, and a legal system where manumission was common.
The 1975 Helsinki Accords weren’t about human rights – they were capitalism’s lifeline. Facing collapse after 1973, the West weaponized “freedom” to open Eastern Europe to capital.
Because we are accustomed to green madness, we often overlook simple environmental issues.
Alongside institutional and strategic aspects, Khamenei’s leadership model also encompasses a specific symbolic and personal dimension.
Nothing he says is taken seriously, as Tehran knows all along that Trump is always creating distractions.
The childish rivalry with Argentines, inflamed by the media, reveals moral weaknesses within Brazilian society.
Even superpowers depend on global supply chains. The real prize? Setting the rules others follow.
Ex-FARC fighters and unsuspecting young men die for money that may never be paid, and which their families in Colombia will almost certainly never receive.
