A Warning to the Indolent – Folha de S. Paulo, May 8, 1989
Have you lost your way despite everything? The blame, O indolent one, will fall on you alone…
The Statist Monster in Medicine – Folha de S. Paulo, April 10, 1989
The grim outlook for state-run healthcare mandated by our new Constitution.
The Statist Monster in Medicine – Folha de S. Paulo, April 10, 1989
The grim outlook for state-run healthcare mandated by our new Constitution.
Folha de S. Paulo, March 22, 1989 – I Don’t Understand (about Venezuela)
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira As the grim days of the March rioting and looting in Venezuela sink into the past it becomes easier to analyze several aspects of that upheaval. This is so despite a fact that still confronts us: Since the conditions in most of the Latin American capitals are analogous […]
Folha de S. Paulo, March 22, 1989 – I Don’t Understand (about Venezuela)
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira As the grim days of the March rioting and looting in Venezuela sink into the past it becomes easier to analyze several aspects of that upheaval. This is so despite a fact that still confronts us: Since the conditions in most of the Latin American capitals are analogous […]
The Rise of the Left: A Mere Illusion (2) – Folha de S. Paulo, January 19, 1989
The valuable legal opinions of two prominent Brazilian jurists, Dr. Silvio Rodrigues and Dr. Orlando Gomes, professors at the Law Schools of the Universities of São Paulo and Bahia, respectively
The Rise of the Left: A Mere Illusion (2) – Folha de S. Paulo, January 19, 1989
The valuable legal opinions of two prominent Brazilian jurists, Dr. Silvio Rodrigues and Dr. Orlando Gomes, professors at the Law Schools of the Universities of São Paulo and Bahia, respectively
The Rise of the Left, a Political Mirage (1) – Folha de S. Paulo, January 16, 1989
I am not quick to make decisions; on the contrary, I carefully weigh my options before choosing.
The Rise of the Left, a Political Mirage (1) – Folha de S. Paulo, January 16, 1989
I am not quick to make decisions; on the contrary, I carefully weigh my options before choosing.
What Will Become of Brazil? – Folha de S. Paulo, November 28, 1988
The Republic emerged from the ruins of the imperial regime. Many believed that the Monarchy was gone forever. However, just before the Republic’s centennial, the Constituent Assembly reminds us that the republican regime still lacks any foundation for its “democratic legitimacy” beyond Marshal Deodoro’s sword.