Michel Temer has wanted to be President for years and now has the chance to rule the country. But with a destroyed economy and shadows of “golpism” hovering over his mandate, he is up for a bumpy ride.
The problem is a lack of skill at managing the information war.
Thanks to the Obama administration, arms manufacturers can now send military parts to most regions of the world without a license.
Gaining insight into the Open Society Foundation and Soros’s intentions.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have both sided with Obama’s opening toward Cuba, even though with different degree of enthusiasm. Regardless of who will sit in the Oval Office, and despite the possible antagonism of the Congress, the embargo has to end as soon as possible, unless the US wants to live in the past forever.
When Brazil won the bid to host the Olympic Games, it was a flourishing country. It was 2009, Lula da Silva led the country with a solid consensus, the economy was blossoming and the poverty rate declining. The Olympics were meant to be the celebration of a fast developing country, which had finally found its place among the biggest players in the political arena. Yet, in less than 7 years the Games are just a shining veil over a collapsing nation.
Why is Trump’s hands on the nuclear “football” scarier than anyone else’s?
The establishment seems a bit preoccupied by Trump’s non-establishment positions.
The cash delivery and hostage release was purely coincidental.
Does Europe need Turkey more than Turkey needs Europe?