With inflation on the rise and global protectionism on the rise, cryptocurrencies are gaining traction as a hedge against instability and state control. A critical and strategic look at the role of cryptocurrencies in the...
Gold hits record highs in 2025 amid weak dollar, persistent inflation and new trade war. Find out why the precious metal has once again become the preferred asset in times of global crisis and uncertainty...
The appreciation of the dollar and global instability are boosting tourism in Latin America. With favorable exchange rates and lower costs, countries like Brazil are gaining prominence as destinations and...
The global landscape is changing. Promises of stable and peaceful globalization are being replaced by tariffs, sanctions and bilateral agreements that often concentrate power and fr...
International trade is still treated as a game between nations, but this view ignores the libertarian reality that only individuals, not states, have the right to exchange freely. And...
With the rise of bilateral agreements replacing multilateralism, the illusion that these treaties represent more freedom grows. This article, in light of classical liberal thought and the...
The so-called deglobalization has been celebrated as a necessary response to recent crises, but it hides a more dangerous phenomenon: the return of state intervention in international exchanges...
The debate on the legalization of gambling in Brazil exposes a recurring contradiction in the State: sometimes moralistic, sometimes tax-collecting. This article analyzes the inconsistencies in the State discourse, the...
The dispute between Elon Musk and the Brazilian courts over the Starlink internet service exposes the conflict between technological innovation and state bureaucracy. In this article, we discuss the limits of...
President Lula's public support for candidates in the municipal elections reignites the debate on the use of the State as a tool for maintaining political power. This article analyzes how the state's political machine...