Atilio A. Boron
Sociologist, political scientist, and journalist.
Davos, 2023: preserving an unfair world
The World Economic Forum, a powerful global conglomerate, exalts individualism but knows very well that the only effective way to maintain its privileges is by improving the collective action of the capitalist classes around the globe.
Lula in a cross fire
Lula must appeal to all his diplomatic arts as a skillful negotiator in order to avoid being trapped in the crusade that the Biden Administration has launched against Brazil's two partners in the BRICS: Russia and China.
Argentina: A painful democratic setback
Today, Argentina has a much less democratic political system than it used to have four or five years ago.
The empire and the “neo-colonization” of Europe
How can we understand that the governments of the main European nations are willing to turn their territory and population into cannon fodder for a war that is not theirs but that of the United States?
A new Summit of the Americas: What for?
The Summit has no agenda, no plans, no projects, nothing! Its only goal is to perpetuate the exclusion of Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua, and nothing else.
Macron won, but …
The traditional center-left and center-right in French politics are facing mounting troubles with each election, as support for the far-right continues to grow.
Ukraine: How and why the war was manufactured?
Without worrying about the terrible human costs of the war, which the Western powers now denounce with crocodile tears, they closed all options to Russia.
"Israel", the United States and the internationally accepted genocide
How long will Washington's double discourse last?
The Ukrainian crisis: A second look
If international security is a non-negotiable issue for the United States and its European henchmen, such a privilege is not recognized for Russia.