Articles by 

Maurício Ferro

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.
Politics

Of paramount interest! The ramifications of Lula's selection for Supreme Court Justice.

With the first nominee to fill one of the two Supreme Federal Court (STF) vacancies this year now confirmed, the race to nominate the second individual has commenced, with the selection scheduled for October 2023 onwards. Speculation is rampant.
Economy

Investing in Burgundy Wine Yields Higher Returns Than the Stock Market

Wine collectors often proclaim that 'all roads lead to Burgundy,' yet they overlook that in the nascent stages of their hobby, they did not always acquire the region's finest red wines.
Education

Brazil Continues to Think Small

Brazil's path to greater visibility on the international agenda is closely linked to a green economy. All foreign eyes associate Brazil with the Amazon and its potential.
Behavior

Racism Requires No VAR

Let us not resort to the tired cliché that 'there are racist Spaniards, but Spain itself is not racist'.
Education

Artificial Intelligence and Distance Learning as Multipliers of Education

Research involving artificial intelligence (AI) and education has been a subject of study for some time. Although the field of research in Brazil is still in its infancy, related studies emerged in other countries around 20 years ago.
Politics

Fake News Bill: Do Not Kill the Messenger.

In common parlance, this expression refers to the principle of not criticizing the bearer of bad news, but rather focusing on the root cause of the problem.