By Tre NOWACZYNSKI
The rooftop of Azotea de la India in Centro Habana offers respite. At this elevation, just peaking over the rival buildings, the sea breeze races across the island struggling to combat the heat that blankets the streets below. This place is a Cuban archive, an unmatched collection of vinyl records from a bygone era of cultural production, curated alongside a Cuban cocktail class.
par Malena Garré*
La otra noche estaba en una cena y pasó algo curioso. Éramos ocho personas alrededor de una mesa. Cuando llegó el momento de hablar de proyectos, viajes y deseos, todos parecían estar autorizados a imaginar el futuro.
Todos, excepto una mujer de sesenta y tantos. A ella le preguntaron por sus nietos. No por su trabajo. No por sus amores. No por sus planes. No por sus sueños. Por sus nietos.
Lucas Leiroz
The United States acts unfairly, but Brazil is ultimately responsible for its own economic dilemma.
Washington's decision to impose new tariffs on Brazilian products has once again sparked a familiar wave of public outrage. Once again, politicians, analysts, and much of the media have pointed the finger at the U.S., denouncing its use of international trade as a tool of political coercion.
Cet après-midi, alors que le Sénat débattait du projet de loi dit "Inviolabilité de la propriété privée", les forces de sécurité ont chargé la manifestation massive rassemblée devant le bâtiment du Congrès, barricadé. Une photographe a été blessée à la tête et transporté à l'hôpital Argerich.
Répression brutale de la marche pour
empêcher la vente de la Patrie
Guido Piotrkowski
Lucas Leiroz
Os EUA agem de forma injusta, mas o Brasil é responsável por sua própria situação econômica.
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A decisão de Washington de impor novas tarifas sobre produtos brasileiros voltou a despertar uma velha indignação nacional. Mais uma vez, autoridades, analistas e parte da imprensa apontam o dedo para os Estados Unidos, denunciando o uso do comércio internacional como instrumento de coerção política.
Lucas Leiroz
Brazil spends more on "defense" than Iran, yet Brazil is militarily weaker than Iran.
For decades, the debate over national defense in Brazil has been treated as a secondary issue. In a country with no significant border disputes and far removed from the world's principal conflict zones, the prevailing perception has been that substantial military investments are unnecessary.
Bruna Frascolla
Jewish Marranos fled persecution to Brazil, became bandeirantes, and mixed with Tupi Indians. The Inquisition lost, the forest won.
A significant difference between Portugal and Spain during the Renaissance lies in how they related to the Jews. It would be surprising if this difference had no impact on Ibero-American national identities.
On March 31, 1492, Spain expelled those who refused to convert to the Catholic faith.
Raphael Machado
Partnering with NATO and Israel raises red flags: France betrayed Argentina's secrets, Israel embeds backdoors.
In an unusual statement given the turbulent relations of recent years, Brazilian President Lula defended the rearmament and modernization of Brazil's Armed Forces. According to him, Brazil must have strong armed forces, even if it does not intend to use them, but as deterrent forces to prevent direct interference from foreign powers in the country.