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Salvador Allende y el servicio de la izquierda iberoamericana al totalitarismo

UNA AÑEJA TENDENCIA HISTÓRICA DEL SOCIALISMO Y EL PROGRESISMO Imagen archivo POR ERNESTO ARAUJO SEPTIEMBRE 11, 2023 La mitología que se formó a lo largo de 50 años en torno a Salvador Allende nos ofrece la oportunidad de reflexionar sobre un fenómeno crucial de nuestro tiempo: el secuestro de la palabra «democracia» y su perversión por distintos agentes de la liga totalitaria que se asoma hoy…

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Cita del atletismo internacional en Mar del Plata

Fuente: CADA La pista sintética del Estadio Municipal de Mar del Plata (Argentina)  “Justo Ernesto Román” recibirá, este domingo 1° de octubre, el tradicional torneo internacional Semana del Mar. En esta oportunidad, con la presencia de los mejores valores de nuestro país, 50 visitantes extranjeros y la inclusión en el calendario mundial con la posibilidad de sumar puntos rumbo a París 2024. Este torneo –al igual que el programado para el martes 3 en el Cenard, Buenos Aires, como homenaje a Juan Carlos Dyrzka- también servirá a los mejores atletas argentinos en su preparación hacia los próximos Juegos Panamericanos de Santiago de Chile. El torneo promete ser una de las mejores del historial. Allí estarán varias de las figuras del atletismo argentino, incluyendo recientes campeones sudamericanos como Germán Chiaraviglio, Marcos Julián Molina y Carlos Layoy, además de importantes visitantes, todos en el marco de la preparación hacia los Juegos Panamericanos de Santiago. Entre ellos sobresale el chileno Gabriel Kehr, quien viene de alcanzar la final del lanzamiento del martillo en el Mundial de Budapest y que ahora volverá a encontrarse con clásicos rivales como el campeón argentino Joaquín Gómez y el brasileño Allan da Silva Wolski. Otra prueba importante en el sector de lanzamientos será el disco para damas, con la presencia de la brasileña y finalista olímpica Izabella Rodrigues da Silva, la recordwoman chilena Karen Gallardo y la campeona argentina Ailén Armada. Y en bala se reeditará el duelo de los mejores argentinos (Nazareno Sasia-Juan Ignacio Carballo) con el brasileño y campeón sudamericano Wellington Silva Morais. En salto en largo, la campeona sudamericana Eliana Martins (Brasil) (FOTO) estará junto a las mejores de nuestro país, lideradas por la recordwoman juvenil Victoria Zanolli. Y en los 100 metros llanos, las principales exponentes argentinas como Victoria Woodward y Florencia Lamboglia competirán con varias de las más destacadas de Brasil, Ana Carolina de Jesús Azevedo y Anny Caroline de Bassi. El espectáculo está garantizado en los 3.000 llanos, donde el campeón sudamericano de obstáculos Molina será secundado por José Zabala, Leandro Pérez Lazarte y Fabián Manrique entre los mejores argentinos y una de las figuras del mediofondo de la región, el colombiano Carlos San Martín. El juvenil recordman nacional de velocidad, Tomás Mondino, encabeza el field para los 100 metros llanos, que contará con el panameño Arturo Deliser. Mientras que en 400 con vallas también participarán los mejores del reciente Sudamericano: el brasileño Matheus Lima y el argentino Bruno De Genaro, junto al recordman nacional Guillermo Ruggeri y Damián Moretta. Chiaraviglio retorna a las competencias en nuestro país, en una prueba de salto con garrocha donde también estará el ecuatoriano Dyander Pacho. Y en salto en alto, Layoy tendrá como principal adversario al brasileño Talles Frederico Souza Silva. Durante el torneo también se entregarán los premios Pierre de Coubertin, a distintas personalidades del atletismo argentino, que corresponderán esta vez a María de los Angeles Peralta (Atleta), Daniel Díaz (entrenador), Daniel Sotto (dirigente), Diego Dadin (juez), Quirón (club) y Fernando Ciccuti  (periodista). Tabla de récords del Semana del Mar (por Rubén Aguilera) Hombres 100 metros           10.34     Gabriel  Simón                    ARG       1996 200 metros           21.03     Mariano Jiménez                               ARG       2008 400 metros           46.18     Gustavo Aguirre                  ARG       1999 800 metros           1:50.73  Leandro Paris                      ARG       2021 1.500 metros        3:47.76  Leonardo Malgor                               ARG       1994 3000 metros         8:04.9    José Zabala                         ARG       2021 5.000 metros        14:11.27 Iván Noms                         ARG       1997 10.000 metros     30:39.41               Oscar Raimo                      ARG       1994 110 con vallas     14.20     Agustín Carrera                  ARG       2015 400 vallas             51.23     Miguel Pérez                        ARG       1996 3.000 con obst.    8:51.82 Mariano Mastromarino     ARG       2006 Alto                        2.21        Erasmo Ramón Jara          ARG       2003 Largo                     7.76        Altevir Araujo                     BRA       1979 Garrocha              5.21        Javier Benítez                     ARG       2004 Salto triple            15.93     Maximiliano Díaz              ARG       2010 Bala                       19.32     Juan Ignacio Carballo       ARG       2021 Disco                     61.14     Marcelo Pugliese                 ARG       1997 Martillo                 72.18     Andrés Charadía                  ARG       1994 Lanz. de jabalina               79.91     Braian Toledo         ARG       2015 Decathlon             7.882     Román Gastaldi                 ARG       2015 4x100                    41.9        Universidad Gama Filho   BRA       1979 4x400                    3:17.8    Agrupacion Guaru              BRA       1982 Mujeres 100 metros           11.62     Geisa Muniz Coutinho      BRA       2002 200 metros           23.84     Geisa Muniz Coutinho      BRA       2002 400 metros           53.85     Josiane da Silva Tito          BRA       2002 800 metros           2:08.37  Carolina Lozano                ARG       2015 1.500 metros        4:27.93  Carolina Lozano                ARG       2015 3.000 metros        9:30.27  Nadia Rodríguez                ARG       2012 5.000 metros        16:14.97               Elisa Cobanea                     ARG       1995 100 con vallas     13.71     Verónica Depaoli                ARG       1996 400 con vallas     1:01.00  Verónica Depaoli                ARG       1997 3.000 con obst     10:33.40 Rosa Liliana Godoy         ARG       2005 Salto en alto         1.90        Solange Witteveen             ARG       1997 Salto con garrocha 4.25    Alejandra García                    ARG       2001 Salto en largo       6.51        Andrea Verónica Avila      ARG       1996 Salto triple            13.56     Andrea Verónica Avila      ARG       1996 Lanz. de bala       14.89     Simone Pereira                    BRA       1998 Lanz. de disco     55.06     Liliana Martinelli                ARG       1995 Lanz. de martillo 63.13     Jennifer Dahlgren               ARG       2010 Lanz. de jabalina  55.46     Sueli Pereira dos Santos    BRA       1998 Heptathlon           5.055     Martina Corra                     ARG       2015 Posta 4x100         46.95     FAM                                                     2015 Posta 4x400         3:52.5    Agrupacion Guaru              BRA       1982     Read the full article

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Brazil Joins Egypt, Indonesia, Uganda, Hungary and the USA in A Declaration against Abortion

Countries sign initiative to defend traditional family; non-binding, text reinforces conservative political position    

The Brazilian government has teamed up with the Donald Trump administration and some of the most conservative governments globally - Egypt, Hungary, Indonesia and Uganda - to co-sponsor a political statement against abortion and in defense of the heterosexual family.

The text emphasizes that "women play a fundamental role in the family" and that "a harmonious partnership between men and women is fundamental for their well-being and that of their families."

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[gettothestabbing]

The former two socialist leaders of Brazil were jailed and impeached, respectively. In one year, there were more than 61,000 homicides. Consider the numbers for a moment. The entire capacity of a mid-level football stadium wiped off every year by drug gangs. Added to that is the regular neo-Marxist claptrap that is slowly changing Brazilian society from within. For example, Brazil’s foreign minister recently wrote for the conservative audience in the Anglosphere,

At the same time, a left-wing agenda quickly took over Brazilian society. The promotion of gender ideology; the artificial stoking of race tensions; the displacement of parents by the government as the provider of ‘values’ to children; the infiltration of the media … the dislocation of the ‘center’ of public debate very far to the left; the misdirection of the arts through the allocation of public cultural financing; and so on—these were the results of the new government’s policies.

Dominance was thus established over the political institutions, over the economy, and over the culture: a thoroughly totalitarian enterprise. It seemed indestructible. The system only admitted debate about how best to implement itself. There was some debate on privatization, but it never went anywhere near the core of the corruption mechanism.

Sounds familiar?

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EDITAL DE NOTIFICAÇÃO - Sociedade Colonizadora Guarituba Ltda., Celso Cesar Osternack, Joaquim Vicente Xavier de Castro, Umberto Scarpa, Ernesto Pontoni, Luiz Pontoni, Hamilton Santos Araujo, Osmar Wambier, Maria Araujo Bortolon, João Serafim, Fidelis Angelo Dadalt, Giovani Francescon, Hercilio da Cunha Bompeixe, Aristides Linhares Serpa, Manoel Paulo Serpa, João de Deus Camargo, Sebastiana Camargo de Araujo, Alzira Ramos, Olivio Lampiová, Cid Ney Ribas, CEM Engenharia e empreendimentos Ltda., Ana Thummer, SERVOPA S.A. Comércio e Indústria, Eurides Rosa Ribeiro, João Franciso de Souza, Carlos Walter Stenzel, Dario Araújo

EDITAL DE NOTIFICAÇÃO – Sociedade Colonizadora Guarituba Ltda., Celso Cesar Osternack, Joaquim Vicente Xavier de Castro, Umberto Scarpa, Ernesto Pontoni, Luiz Pontoni, Hamilton Santos Araujo, Osmar Wambier, Maria Araujo Bortolon, João Serafim, Fidelis Angelo Dadalt, Giovani Francescon, Hercilio da Cunha Bompeixe, Aristides Linhares Serpa, Manoel Paulo Serpa, João de Deus Camargo, Sebastiana Camargo de Araujo, Alzira Ramos, Olivio Lampiová, Cid Ney Ribas, CEM Engenharia e empreendimentos Ltda., Ana Thummer, SERVOPA S.A. Comércio e Indústria, Eurides Rosa Ribeiro, João Franciso de Souza, Carlos Walter Stenzel, Dario Araújo

    Publicado em Blockchain via Lunes Truth. Para ver, clique aqui.  

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The close relationship between the Bolsonaro government, the U.S. government, and its agencies, is already well known.

Brazil’s foreign policy is now fully aligned with that of the United States, with Secretary of State Pompeo signing an accord with Brazilian counterpart Ernesto Araujo for the exploitation of the Amazon in 2019. Araújo called the agreement “…the Holy Grail of Brazil’s foreign policy, at least for the private sector”. Militarily, Brazil is now effectively a U.S. Southern Command client state.

The FBI, whose collaboration on operation Lava Jato elected Bolsonaro through the jailing of opponent Lula da Silva, has been able to massively expand its extraterritorial reach into Brazil since he came to power, on the watch of former justice minister Sergio Moro. Bolsonaro became the first Brazilian President to visit CIA headquarters in March 2019 and the latest scandal confirms that his son Eduardo Bolsonaro is effectively acting as U.S. informant. In addition Eduardo has been the Bolsonaro group’s main conduit to ex Trump strategist Steve Bannon’s far-right international, ‘The Movement’. Felipe Martins, advisor to Bolsonaro and member of the so called ���hate office”, worked at the U.S. Embassy from 2014-2016, during the “soft” coup to remove President Dilma Rousseff.

Meanwhile current US Ambassador to Brazil, Todd Chapman, is embroiled in his own scandal, having been caught trying to manipulate the Brazilian political process to force through a cut in ethanol tariffs for the benefit of Donald Trump’s re-election bid – which has been interpreted as a returned favour for Trump’s support.

But the idea of the Bolsonaros directly delivering intelligence on left opposition militants to the U.S. cuts to the heart of this relationship and evokes memories of CIA collaboration on Operation Condor in the 1970s. Before, during and after Bolsonaro’s election, he called for the imprisonment, forced exile, and even murder of leftists.

According to UOL, State Representative Douglas Garcia, one of the Bolsonaro family’s main allies in São Paulo, told a court that Eduardo Bolsonaro delivered a copy of his dossier containing names and details on anti-fascist militants to the United States Embassy in Brasilia. One woman whose name and private details were included has already been awarded damages. In his own social media posts, Garcia had called those named on the list “terrorists”.

Garcia’s informal document is separate from a Ministry of Justice report which listed 579 civil servants and teachers who support anti-fascist resistance, and is not the result of an official investigation. The deputy had merely requested his social media followers report to him with details of anti-fascists which he then compiled into the dossier.

The 56-page document contains the names and personal data, including photographs, of almost a thousand people.

In theory the United States can prevent the entry of the persons mentioned in the dossier, by denying or even revoking visas.

sort of a reverse of the 60s and 70s, when the cia would provide lists of people they wanted executed to new regimes in places like brazil and indonesia

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[baeddel]

in 2019, Ernesto Araujo, the Brazillian minister of Foreign Affairs (placed there by Bolsonaro), attacked Ludwig Wittgenstein:

They want Brazil to accept “the world as we found it,” to paraphrase the famous expression of Ludwig Wittgenstein.

That reference is found in paragraph 5.631 of the “Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus,” where the Anglo-Austrian philosopher asserts: “There is no such thing as the subject that thinks and entertains ideas.” That sort of avant-la-lettre postmodern deconstruction of the human subject, and denial of the reality of thought, is thus associated with the renunciation of one’s own capacity to act and influence the world, implicit in the pessimism of “taking the world as we found it.” Those are the philosophical roots of our current globalist totalitarian ideology. By denying independence of thought and the substance of ideas, it manages more and more to dominate the human self as it dictates to people: “you don’t deserve freedom because you don’t exist, you don’t exist as an independent self, you are just the sum of the parts of your body and your ideas are just social constructs, so shut up.”

I don’t like Wittgenstein.

fascinating

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Brazil senators say anti-China views hurt access to COVID-19 vaccines

Brazilian senators on Tuesday accused the country’s former foreign minister of undermining efforts to obtain COVID-19 vaccines after he used anti-China rhetoric during the pandemic.

In a parliamentary inquiry into far-right President Jair Bolsonaro’s handling of the world’s second-deadliest outbreak of the novel coronavirus, senators blamed the president and his inner circle for delays in deliveries from China of active ingredients to make Sinovac Biotech Ltd’s vaccine in Brazil.

Ernesto Araujo, who was replaced as foreign minister in March, told senators on Tuesday that Bolsonaro’s disparagement of the Chinese vaccine did not impact relations with Brazil’s largest trade partner or delay vaccine supplies.

Araujo last year published an article entitled “The Comunavirus Has Arrived” where he argued that the novel coronavirus was part of a plan for global domination.

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Some additional quotes by Katia Abreu because the article doesn’t do it justice:

“You are a compulsive denialist, negligent! You at the Ministry of Foreign Relations were a compass that led us to chaos, to an iceberg, to a shipwreck, a compass that led us to the sinking of international politics, of Brazilian foreign policy!”

“You criticized our proximity to China, Europe, the BRICS, and the countries of Latin America. You are indeed a very bold man, very brave. At some point, did you remember that you were throwing all the years of Brazilian diplomacy into the sea?”

“It’ss very sad! Precisely China so attacked, Tedros Adhanom so attacked, the Biden Government so attacked, and today we are at the mercy of these people that you supported and helped attack with such force - at the door, humiliating ourselves and asking for vaccines. I don't mind humiliating myself, now, you owe the country an apology!”

“I figure you have a selective memory, not to mention a frivolous memory. You do not remember anything that matters and what actually happened; and remember minimal, superfluous, and even untrue matters, like you have been doing here all this time. The impression we have is that there is an Ernesto who speaks to us, whose voice we hear, and another Ernesto that I don't know where it is, on the social networks, on the internet, in the articles, on the blogs, saying totally different things.”

[yuldes]

El pozo - 48 Hour Film Project (Córdoba 2020) | Bueno Dale

Dirección de Arte y vestuario para cortometraje “El pozo”

EL POZO Cortometraje realizado en Córdoba - Argentina, en el marco del 48 Hours Film Project Iberoamérica y ganador del 1º puesto en el Festival. Producido por Bueno Dale. Género: Acción y aventura.

Guión: Marcos Levisman - Jerónimo Maina - Teodoro Ciampagna  

Dirección: Teodoro Ciampagna

Asistencia de Dirección: Martina Civetta

Producción Bueno Dale

Jefe de Producción: Teo Jachuk

Asistencia de Producción: Georgeos Issa

Dirección de Fotografía: Francisco Matta

Cámara:  Francisco Matta - Daniel Ernesto Pardo Araujo

Foquista y Grip: Daniel Ernesto Pardo Araujo

Gaffer: Lucas Valderas - Federico Amaya

Operador de Drone: Francisco Argañaraz

Sonido Directo: Alvaro Martin

Dirección de Arte y Vestuario: Yul Destéfanis

Asistencia de Arte y Vestuario: Carolina Vignolo - Benjamín Clemente

Maquillaje: Fernanda Punos

Montaje: Luciano Espósito - Teodoro Ciampagna

Musicalización: Jerónimo Piazza 

Posproducción de Sonido: Emiliano Federici

Coloración: Francisco Matta

Diseño Gráfico: Martina Civetta

Elenco: Egor Popov: Sebastian Raspanti. Mamá: Valeria Beltramo. Ciro: Ciro Cavo. Paracaidista: Marcos Levisman 

Agradecimientos: Familia Ciampagna/ Orsi, Víctor Pino, Bomberos Voluntarios de Río Primero, Daniel Bonaldi, Marcos Taborda, Emanuel Server, Alexis Campos, José Luis Zampini, @chacofpv, Cami Gigena, Caro Gómez, Denis Actis, Estilos Unidos, César Germán. 

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