Na luta somos dignas e livres!
By Akracia – Fenikso Nigra In contemporary Brazil, central economic decisions are usually presented as inevitable technical measures. Fiscal adjustments, interest rate increases, or structural reforms appear in official discourse as rational responses to “market demands” or supposedly incontestable numbers.
Power, counter-conduct, and societies against the State The history of Brazil can be read as a succession of attempts to capture life through power mechanisms—colonial, imperial, republican—and, simultaneously, as a succession of failures of this capture. These failures have a
Another year-end (2025 to 2026) arrives, and those who take the bus in Campinas wake up to a reality that should already be familiar: another increase in public transport fares. The fare, which cost R$ 5.70, now rises to R$
Those who make history don’t ask for permission! In Brazil, they never have—even if the official narrative denies and omits it. Those who make history act when the order dictates waiting, speak when power demands silence, and move when they
Manifesto for the Abolition of Capitalist Traffic We don’t die in traffic. We are killed by it. Every year, the asphalt exacts its blood tribute. Crushed, mutilated, erased bodies—and everything continues to function as if it were normal! It’s not
Any anarchist federation is the result of the need to unite forces for struggle and direct action. Its objective is not to discipline anyone, but through mutual support and commitment to anarchist concepts, to generate a federative agreement, with interests
Brazil, long from being a champion of environmental preservation, has already destroyed 71.3% of the areas of native tropical forests, according to data from the National Institute of Spatial Research (Inpe), due to the diverse cycles of agricultural exploitation that