Hypotheses, Hypotheses… – Folha de S. Paulo, May 22, 1982
I find mysterious aspects in every part of the Anglo-Argentine conflict (Falkland Islands) – Moscow might hope to Vietnamize the entire continent.
“Right Now, Immediately!” – Folha de S. Paulo, April 29, 1982
Anglo-Argentine tensions (Falkland Islands). The disastrous Carter administration and the policy of détente with Moscow pursued by the United States and the Vatican.
Wiles, Guiles Or The Death Rattle? – Folha de S. Paulo, April 15, 1982
How will Communism advance? Will the communists forge ahead and continue to become more isolated as the French socialists and communists appear to be? Or will they try yet another camouflage? Don’t they realize that the public has perceived that all this is nothing but a disguise?
In Allende’s footsteps? – Folha de S. Paulo, April 2, 1982
The spectacular victory of the center-right bloc over the socialist-communist bloc in the regional elections in France
Thomas da Povoa teaches – Folha de S. Paulo, March 12, 1982
Property is born from labor as a flower blossoms from the stem. – Now, hasn’t the past pushed aside the noble-plebian issue? Upon considering the immediate reality, almost everything would say so. But what about the problem equality-inequality, which is more alive than ever in the false antithesis property-labor.
Mitterrand in Latin America – Folha de S. Paulo, February 23, 1982
In truth, self-management is simply the final goal of communist ideology.
Self-Management and Chickenpox – Folha de S. Paulo, January 30, 1982
This continental optimism can be summarized as follows: apocalyptic wars, catastrophic revolutions, intense ideological crises, dazzling and even radiant glories, which turn entire peoples into mortal enemies.
Self-Management and Gossip – Folha de S. Paulo, December 11, 1981
The essential theses contained in the Message of the TFPs about the French self managing socialism.
Tradition Is Modern – Folha de S. Paulo, November 26, 1981
William Safire commented in The New York Times Magazine: “As Americans yearned for the old standards and values, both the politics of language and the language of politics became more conservative.”
Land Reform and Psychological Warfare – Folha de S. Paulo, October 31, 1981
One of the Machiavellian methods of psychological warfare is that its true leaders seldom appear. Those seen as responsible are often useful pawns, prone to notice only the immediate effects of events.