Scandals and 'bunga-bunga' parties mark Bolsonaro clan's comeback ↗
Front page leadA dramatic succession struggle on Brazil's right-wing contains interesting points on how to conduct a dynastic succession.
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The front page of Information features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Brazilian politics, AI and hacking, and social commentary on topics like women's health history and the student grant system. There's also a book review and an essay on modern etiquette.
A dramatic succession struggle on Brazil's right-wing contains interesting points on how to conduct a dynastic succession.
Discussion on the seriousness of AI hacking, questioning the motivations emphasized by tech corporations.
A book review of Francis Fukuyama's latest autobiographical work.
An exploration of modern etiquette concerning staring.
By listening to the intimate experiences of mothers, who have been pushed aside by historical accounts, it appears that care is not a trivial instinct but a radical driving force for change.
A farmer in a dangerous area is risking their life to secure food.
A commentary on social media content, suggesting simple entertainment is sufficient.
There is growing impatience among environmental advocates for the swift passage of climate legislation.
It is a 'flaw in the system' when crisis centers are run based on market logic, leading to people in crisis being disadvantaged.
A disturbing case involving social control and violence has garnered appropriate political attention.
An editorial opinion that Lula's victory in the Brazilian election is desirable.
A commentary suggesting that removing the SU (state student grant) for students living at home might lead to a poorer society, even if it doesn't cause social misery.
An opinion piece analyzing Putin's strategy in the conflict, attributing victory to terror bombing and European failure.