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Dossier 5: Lula et le combat pour la democratie au Bresil
October 9, 2018
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The Bouficha Appeal Against the Preparations for War: The Twenty-First Newsletter (2020).
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Humanity Protests Against the Crimes of Death: The Thirty-First Newsletter (2020).
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Paradise for Human Victims of Corporate Persons: The Forty-Third Newsletter (2020).
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Struggles That Make the Land Proud: The Second Newsletter (2019)
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The Mines are Weeping: The Sixth Newsletter (2019)
Phrasebook of Imperialism: The Seventh Newsletter (2019)
The President of the United States Is More the President of My Country Than the President of My Country: The Eighth Newsletter (2019)
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We Refuse to Stop Dreaming: The Tenth Newsletter (2019).
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The Sunrise Will Be the Same for Those Who Wake and Those Who Never Will: The Twelfth Newsletter (2019).
Singing in a Cage is Possible and So is Happiness: The Thirteenth Newsletter (2019)
You Can’t Have Democracy When You Put the Truth in Prison: The Fourteenth Newsletter (2019)
Radical Thinking Must Fall Like a Gentle Mist, Not a Heavy Downpour: The Fifteenth Newsletter (2019).
This is the Hour of Madness: The Sixteenth Newsletter (2019).
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We Thought It Was Merely a Stone, But It Carried Away Our Wealth: The Eighteenth Newsletter (2019).
We have Stolen His Land. Now We Must Steal His Limb: The Nineteenth Newsletter (2019).
We Are the Shadow-Ghosts, Creeping Back as the Camp Fires Burn Low: The Twentieth Newsletter (2019).
The Dogs of War Are Unchained Once More. The Twenty-First Newsletter (2019).
The World Divided by a Line is a Dead Body Cut in Two: The Twenty-Second Newsletter (2019).
Life and the People Have Never Let Us Down: The Twenty-Third Newsletter (2019).
Be Careful of the Crooked Smile of Powerful People: The Twenty-Fourth Newsletter (2019).
Using Democratic Institutions to Smash Democratic Aspirations (the Brazil Model): The Twenty-Fifth Newsletter (2019)
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Religion is the Sigh of the Oppressed Creature: The Twenty-Seventh Newsletter (2019).
For the Reasons that Follow, that Country is Currently Not Likely to Be the United States: The Twenty-Eight Newsletter (2019).
Revolutions Are Not the Train Ride, but the Human Race Grabbing for the Emergency Brake: The Twenty-Ninth Newsletter (2019).
As the Ocean Waters Rise, So Do the Islands of Garbage: The Thirtieth Newsletter (2019).
Homage to OSPAAAL, the Organisation of Solidarity for the Peoples of Asia, Africa, and Latin America: Newsletter Thirty-One (2019).
There Must Be Bones Under The Paved Street: The Thirty-Second Newsletter (2019).
History Often Proceeds by Jumps and Zig-Zags. The Thirty-Third Newsletter (2019).
Hybrid Wars Are Destroying Democracies: The Thirty-Fourth Newsletter (2019).
Hungering For The Language Of Class War: The Thirty-Fifth Newsletter (2019).
We Will See Roots Reaching Out for Each Other: The Thirty-Sixth Newsletter (2019)
Strikes Have Followed Me All My Life: The Thirty-Seventh Newsletter (2019).
My Voice Is the Gallows for All Tyrants: The Thirty-Eighth Newsletter (2019).
iPhone Workers Today Are 25 Times More Exploited Than Textile Workers in 19th Century England: The Thirty-Ninth Newsletter (2019).
At First, I thought I Was Fighting to Save Rubber Trees. Now I Realize I Am Fighting for Humanity: The Fortieth Newsletter (2019).
If You Take Away Freedom, All Four Seasons and I Will Die: The Forty-First Newsletter (2019).
The IMF Does Not Fight Financial Fires But Douses Them With Gasoline: The Forty-Second Newsletter (2019).
There’s Something That’s Ours on Those Streets and We’re Going to Take It Back: The Forty-Third Newsletter (2019).
The Test of a Country Is Not the Number of Millionaires It Owns, but the Absence of Starvation Among Its Masses: The Forty-Fourth Newsletter (2019).
Even a Clown Is Fascinated by Ideas: The Forty-Fifth Newsletter (2019).
Bolivia Does Not Exist: The Forty-Sixth Newsletter (2019).
We Thought the House Was Empty: The Forty-Seventh Newsletter (2019)
We Demand Changes So We Can Have a Future: The Forty-Eighth Newsletter (2019)
The Oppressive State Is a Macho Rapist: The Forty-Ninth Newsletter (2019)
If You Want Peace, You Get War; If You Want War, You Get Rich: The Fiftieth Newsletter (2019)
Those Who Search for Dawn Don’t Fear the Night; Nor the Hand that Holds the Dagger: The Fifty-First Newsletter (2019).
We Are the Ones Who Will Awaken the Dawn: The Fifty-Second Newsletter (2019).
The First Newsletter (2018): Money and People.
The Second Newsletter (2018): Peace and War.
The Third Newsletter: Water and Farmers
The Fourth Newsletter (2018): Economics and Miners
The Fifth Newsletter (2018): Democracy and Tariffs
The Sixth Newsletter (2018): War and Socialism
The Seventh Newsletter: Manual of Anti-Democracy
The Eighth Newsletter (2018): Blindness In Our Times
The Ninth Newsletter (2018): Tender and Radiant World of Sadness and Struggle
The Tenth Newsletter (2018): Marx and His Old Mole
The Eleventh Newsletter (2018): Opening The Doors of Hell
The Twelfth Newsletter (2018): Guns and Butter
The Thirteenth Newsletter (2018): Venezuela
The Fourteenth Newsletter (2018): Imperialism Has Had a Tough Week.
The Fifteenth Newsletter (2018): Trump World
The Sixteenth Newsletter (2018): Lives Taken, Lives Lived
The Seventeenth Newsletter (2018): American Power and the Time of the Soft Coup
The Eighteenth Newsletter (2018): Refugees and Strongmen
The Nineteenth Newsletter (2018): Right to a House, Right to a Life
The Twentieth Newsletter (2018): Assassinations.
The Twenty-first Newsletter (2018): Where Do You Get Your News?
The Twenty-Second Newsletter (2018): Message in a Bottle
Twenty-Third Newsletter (2018): My Land Is Where I Lay My Feet
The Twenty-fourth Newsletter (2018): We Are The Mosquitos
Let Us Be Midwives: The Twenty-Fifth Newsletter (2018)
A World So Changed: The Twenty-Sixth Newsletter (2018)
The Day of the Disappeared: The Twenty-Seventh Newsletter (2018)
If You Care Nothing Of Starvation, You Are Not a Socialist: The Twenty-Eighth Newsletter (2018)
There is No Refugee Crisis. There is Only a Crisis of Humanity: The Twenty-Ninth Newsletter (2018).
If You Think Education Is Expensive, Try Ignorance: The Thirtieth Newsletter (2018).
Solidarity is More Than a Slogan: The Thirty-First Newsletter (2018)
This Village Is Too Big For Us: The Thirty-Second Newsletter (2018)
Tomorrow Will Be Too Late To Do What We Should Have Done A Long Time Ago: The Thirty-Third Newsletter (2018)
The Monstrous Anger of the Guns: The Thirty-Fourth Newsletter (2018).
Experience is the Comb You Get When You Are Bald: The Thirty-Fifth Newsletter (2018)
With Samir Amin By Our Side: The Thirty- Sixth Newsletter (2018)
You Only Run For the Border When You See the Whole City Running As Well: The Thirty-Seventh Newsletter (2018).
Living Our Lives Inside a Tragedy the Size of the Planet: The Thirty-Eighth Newsletter (2018)
If the Field Cannot Feed the Farmer, then Burn the Field: The Thirty-Ninth Newsletter (2018).
Promote The Health of All The People of the World: The Fortieth Newsletter (2018)
This Economic Policy Has Been a Disaster, a Calamity for the Country’s Public Life: The Forty-first Newsletter (2018).
We Have No Choice But To Live Like Human Beings: The Forty-Second Newsletter (2018).
We Want Cash While Waiting for Communism: The Forty-Third Newsletter (2018)
The Butcher Washes His Hands Before Weighing the Meat: The Forty-Fourth Newsletter (2018).
