I'm a Social Scientist interested to study and provide analysis of global relevant issues. I'm bachelor in Social Sciences at Federal Fluminense University, and also earned Logistics degree from Paulista University and postgraduate in Business Management at INPG / Castelo Branco University, Brazil. For professional contact send an email to rrsoliveira@hotmail.com
Political Challenges*- Speech by Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro at the opening of the 74th United Nations General Assembly – New York, September 24, 2019 – video.
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- Immigration and Cultural Marxism
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Speech by Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro at the opening of the 74th United Nations General Assembly – New York, September 24, 2019 – video.
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Speech by Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro at the opening of the 74th United Nations General Assembly – New York, September 24, 2019
Mr. President of the General Assembly, Tijjani Muhammad-Bande, Mr. Secretary-General of the UN, António Guterres, Heads of State, of Government and of Delegation, Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you a new Brazil, resurgent after being on the brink of … Continue reading
Immigration and Cultural Marxism
Nowadays we see in the US an intense and persistent dispute between democrat and republican parties about how to deal with immigration, which is not just an humanitarian problem and a way to renew and to promote sustainable development according … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, North America
Tagged corrupt governments, cultural marxism, immigration, socialism
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How to implement socialism in Brazil? Strategy and tactics from workers’ party and its communists allies
The Brazilian democracy holds a dangerous and impressive political system. It permits that political parties which support totalitarian ideologies take place at the political life in the country as if they were democratic parties. The greatest expression of this reality … Continue reading
Posted in South America
Tagged Brazil, coitadismo, cultural marxism, gramsci, socialism, subversion, victimization, workers' party
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Putin’s advance in Europe
The Soviet Union dissolution was the greatest geopolitical disaster of the twentieth century. This dramatic statement was attributed to Vladimir Putin, the current Russian president and former officer of the KGB (Committee for State Security), the old Soviet Secret Service. … Continue reading
Brazil: It is time to take clever decisions
The Brazil’s GDP (gross domestic product) was just 0.9% in 2012. This poor result has rekindled the debate about the Brazilian government ability to ensure the economic development. After a considerable period of growth in the last decade with 3.6% … Continue reading
Posted in South America
Tagged Brazil, Brazilian development, Brics, emerging economies
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Diaoyu – Senkaku Islands Dispute
On September 2012, it was possible to watch several demonstrations of nationalist behavior in China and Taiwan to protest against Japanese control over a small and remote group of islands in the East China Sea. This archipelago is comprised by … Continue reading
China, Pakistan and India disputes
The recent history of Asia presents two crucial events which were observed immediately after World War II. One of them is the People’s Republic of China foundation on October 1949, as a result of a terrible civil war, in which … Continue reading
Posted in South Asia
Tagged Arunachal Pradesh, China, Gwadar, India, Jammu, Kashmir, Pakistan, Sikkim
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Chinese Development and its Growth – An overview
Recently, during China’s 18th Party Congress, Chinese government defined the leadership of the Communist Party that will govern the country for the next 10 years. There was nothing new in the choice of Xi Jinping to succeed Hu Jintao in … Continue reading
Afghanistan and its difficulties to reach peace after 2014
On October 7, 2001 U.S. troops invaded Afghanistan to overthrow the Taliban government and to destroy Al Qaeda. It was the beginning of the war on terrorism launched by George W. Bush in response to the terrorist attack on the … Continue reading
