Articles by 

Maurício Ferro

Education

The Discourse on Quotas in Education

The start of the second semester is accompanied by the eternal debate on the impact of social inclusion policies through the establishment of quotas for disadvantaged groups as a criterion for admission to federal universities.
History

The Dilemma of Europe's New Refugee Crisis

The constant scenes of immigrants trying to enter Europe and being violently repelled are always very shocking.
Politics

The Promising Future of Infrastructure in South America

Offshore oil extraction is transforming the economy of one of South America's smallest and poorest nations, Guyana.
In the Media

The significant growth of Mediation in corporate conflict resolution.

According to a survey recently released by FGV, between 30% and 50% of conflicts arising within the corporate environment are resolved through agreements established within Mediation Chambers.
Sports

Is the calendar truly the primary antagonist in Brazilian football?

We are halfway through the season, and fans, coaches, players, and sports commentators are already complaining about the Brazilian soccer calendar.
Economy

The Paradox of Agribusiness Abundance

The Lula administration announced this Tuesday the 2023/2024 Harvest Plan, valued at over R$ 360 billion. It stands as one of the largest in history.
Behavior

Journalism and the Erosion of Objectivity

The fundamental role of a free press in sustaining democracy is indisputable. This stands as an unquestionable fact.