Successes of Conservative Centrism – Folha de S. Paulo, August 12, 1978
A healthy campaign is gaining broad support in the United States to reject all forms of permissiveness in both the political and moral spheres.
Discontent of Right and Center – Folha de S. Paulo, July 21, 1978
The omnipresent permissiveness of our days can and should be considered a genuine expression of the leftist mentality and doctrine, for it is as characteristic of communist regimes as state and economic totalitarianism.
Sequins and the Farandole Dancers – Folha de S. Paulo, June 21, 1978
There are both realistic and folkloric views of the United States. Undoubtedly, these views do not contrast on all points, but above all, they do not align with each other on everything.
The Broken Statue – Folha de S. Paulo, May 29, 1978
Brazil has venerated Our Lady as its special patroness for more than two centuries, and this veneration is directed to her under the invocation of the Immaculate Conception of Aparecida.
Miniatures – Folha de S. Paulo, May 22, 1978
By its very nature, a “brouhaha” hardly lends itself to an article, as all kinds of notes spring from it with the violence and unpredictability of chaos.
In Brazil and China – Folha de S. Paulo, April 18, 1978
“Joãozinho Trinta” of the Beija-Flor Samba School: “People like luxury. Intellectuals like misery.”
The Dinosaur and the Soft Steps – Folha de S. Paulo, April 6, 1978
The elections in France – Every Communist Party aims not only to achieve power but also to carry out the greatest transformation a country can undergo, namely its “communistization.”
Are the Segments Falling Apart? – Folha de S. Paulo, March 20, 1978
Paul VI, speaking at the Lenten audience, expressed his “immense regret” over the growing number of apostasies among the priesthood. In 1975 alone, 4,000 priests, friars, and nuns deserted.
Psycho Litmus Tests for Readers – Folha de S. Paulo, February 28, 1978
What “human rights” are these, then? After all, what does it mean to be human? Is it just being a leftist? Is that why only leftists have “human rights”?
Psychic Litmus – Folha de S. Paulo, February 6, 1978
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira This article is not strictly about human rights but about a particular psychology (or rather, a psychosis) that Carter has been promoting internationally with great fanfare. Of course, I will not address the whiny or festive support—depending on the mood of the various circles—that this campaign receives in […]