Xi Jinping Ignores BRICS
27.06.2025
Alexander Dugin marks Xi’s absence from BRICS as the hesitation of civilization-states, lingering at the threshold of multipolar destiny, still unready to speak with one voice.
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Latin American perspective to Trump’s arrival to the White House
27.02.2025
Trump’s arrival at the White House constitutes a revitalization of the doctrine of the founding fathers.
The BRICS Summit: A Turning Point Toward a Multipolar System, and the American Response: A Third World War
17.10.2024
The BRICS group is preparing to hold its summit in the city of Kazan, located at the summit of the Caucasus, from October 22 to 24. This summit will see the participation of the nine member countries, namely Russia, China, India, South Africa, and Brazil (founding countries), as well as Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the United Arab Emirates (new members). A large number of other countries also aspire to join the organization, which aims to break unipolarity and establish a multipolar world, to the detriment of a system dominated by the United States.
Dependence and ecology in contemporary Latin America, part 2: Limits to sub-imperial autonomy
16.12.2022
Brazilian agribusiness’s fervour for Soybean cultivation has manifested itself domestically as much, if not more so, than externally, with deforestation accelerating as plantations abound with similar velocity in both the Brazilian Amazon and the
Brazil – Lula’s Third Term – from Leftist to Globalist?
07.11.2022
On Sunday 30 November 2022, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva – or Lula for short, of the left-wing Workers Party – was elected with a razor thin margin as the new President of Brazil.
Saber rattling in Brazil?
27.07.2022
Given the foreseeable victory of the leftist candidate Lula da Siva in the upcoming October elections, the US would have begun to move its tentacles to prevent it, so an attack against Lula and a subsequent military coup would not be ruled out.<
The Xukuru Vision of Sacred Agriculture as a Counter-Hegemonic Proposal
05.05.2022
The word ‘development’ is polysemic. It can be understood as economic growth, as a promise of well-being through the satisfaction of needs or it can be linked to ecological prudence, through sustainable development.
Bolsonaro and the CIA Conspire Against “New Pink Tide” in South America
07.07.2021
As reported yesterday, the CIA Director William J. Burns travelled to Brazil to meet Bolsonaro government ministers.
Is the impeachment against Bolsonaro prepared?
16.04.2021
After the khaos that emerged in a Brazilian society corroded by corruption and that reached the then President Temer, the ultra-rightist Jair Bolsonaro triumphed in the ballot, who formed a government supervised by the Trump Administration with the avowed objective of turning Brazil into the paradigm of the new geopolitical and economic order of the US neocon establishment in Latin America and the Caribbean.
