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Na Nicarágua em 1979, em plena Guerra Fria, uma revolução tomou o poder na Nicarágua, que tinha um longo histórico de governos ditatoriais e perseguições a revolucionários de esquerda. Por vezes chamada de "Revolução Sandinista" em homenagem a Augusto Sandino, antigo revolucionário nicaraguense morto pelo Estado, a revolução contou com a participação de vários setores da sociedade, de guerrilheiros marxistas a padres, e as consequências dessa revolução afetam o país até hoje. O resultado da revolução desembocou em uma década de governo revolucionário e um dos principais nomes surgidos dela governa a Nicarágua até hoje, em um governo repleto de polêmicas e críticas internas e externas. Convidamos a Prof. Priscila Pereira para explicar a história da Revolução Nicaraguense, o processo que levou até ela e suas consequências.

As suspeitas em torno das joias presenteadas pela Arábia Saudita ao ex-presidente e trazidas de forma ilegal ao Brasil. O discurso transfóbico de um deputado no Dia da Mulher. A resistência do governo Lula a condenar as violações na Nicarágua. E maisLinks para as matérias citadas: Joias da Arábia: o público e o privado nas ações de BolsonaroAntonio Mammi e Conrado Corsalette 06 de mar de 2023https://www.nexojornal.com.br/podcast/2023/03/06/Joias-da-Ar%C3%A1bia-o-p%C3%BAblico-e-o-privado-nas-a%C3%A7%C3%B5es-de-BolsonaroQuais as regras para os acervos público e privado de presidentesMarcelo Roubicek 07 de mar de 2023 https://www.nexojornal.com.br/expresso/2023/03/07/Quais-as-regras-para-os-acervos-p%C3%BAblico-e-privado-de-presidentesPor que a Câmara é tão leniente com a falta de decoroIsadora Rupp 09 de mar de 2023 https://www.nexojornal.com.br/expresso/2023/03/09/Por-que-a-C%C3%A2mara-%C3%A9-t%C3%A3o-leniente-com-a-falta-de-decoroOs desafios para implementar a paridade salarial entre gênerosIsadora Rupp 08 de mar de 2023https://www.nexojornal.com.br/expresso/2023/03/08/Os-desafios-para-implementar-a-paridade-salarial-entre-g%C3%AAnerosComo a atitude diante da Nicarágua afeta Lula e a esquerdaMarcelo Montanini 07 de mar de 2023https://www.nexojornal.com.br/expresso/2023/03/07/Como-a-atitude-diante-da-Nicar%C3%A1gua-afeta-Lula-e-a-esquerdaAssine o Nexo e apoie o jornalismo independente e de qualidade.Desconto especial para quem ouve o Durma com Essa.https://www.nexojornal.com.br/incoming/Plano-Anual-Durma

A hesitação do governo de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva em condenar no Conselho de Direitos Humanos da ONU as violações dos direitos humanos cometidas pelo regime de Daniel Ortega, na Nicarágua, criou ruído na base aliada e desafios à diplomacia brasileira. "O Brasil tem essa política externa muito consolidada de abrir e não fechar portas; manter o diálogo. Conversar faz parte da diplomacia, mas o caso da Nicarágua é muito complicado e Lula e o Itamaraty estão em cima do muro. Isso divide a própria base do Lula; é um erro diplomático", opina Cantanhêde.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ao mesmo tempo em que o ditador Daniel Ortega acirra sua cruzada autocrática para permanecer no poder, uma comissão independente enviada pela ONU ao país reforçou que o governo vem cometendo violações graves e sistemáticas contra opositores. No Conselho de Direitos Humanos das Nações Unidas, dos oito países que produziram o documento, apenas um se recusou a condenar os crimes: o Brasil. Para explicar o que vem acontecendo no país da América Central e as relações entre Ortega e Lula (PT), Natuza Nery conversa com Paulo Abrão, professor visitante na Universidade Brown (EUA) e assessor sênior da ONG Artigo 19, e com o sociólogo Celso Rocha de Barros, colunista do jornal Folha de S.Paulo e autor do livro “PT, uma história”. Neste episódio: - Paulo relata a escalada de protestos e de repressão violenta por parte do governo e de grupos paramilitares que marcou a guinada autoritária de Ortega, em 2018: “O tempo aprofundou o Estado de exceção e submeteu o povo a práticas de terrorismo de Estado”; - Ele lembra que, assim que eclodiu a crise política no país, a Igreja Católica “assumiu o papel de mediação” com o governo, mas, posteriormente, entrou na lista de organizações perseguidas, junto de partidos de oposição, ONGs e a imprensa; - Celso retoma as relações entre a fundação do PT (1980) e a revolução sandinista (1979), que compartilhavam do ideal de “socialismo democrata”, para explicar o silenciamento do partido em relação aos desvios do regime de Ortega: “É um erro do PT”; - O sociólogo compara e aponta as diferenças entre o momento político internacional em que Lula assumiu seu primeiro mandato e agora: “Havia muitos países com esquerda democrática. Agora, uma ditadura pode queimar o filme da esquerda em todo o continente”.

Após o Brasil se recusar a assinar um documento com outras 55 nações condenando as atrocidades e violações de direitos humanos na Nicarágua, a diplomacia brasileira resolver criticar o regime de Daniel Ortega nas Nações Unidas (ONU) No entanto, o País não concordou com os peritos da ONU que sugeriram à comunidade internacional impor sanções às instituições ou indivíduos envolvidos nos crimes cometidos pela ditadura da América Central. O governo Lula defende o diálogo para restaurar a democracia no país. Segundo o relatório deste peritos, foi identificado um padrão de execuções extrajudiciais realizadas por agentes da Polícia Nacional e membros de grupos armados pró-governamentais. Esses profissionais concluíram que o regime de Daniel Ortega “vem cometendo crimes contra a humanidade ao perseguir e matar civis por razões políticas".  Afinal, quais podem ser os prejuízos para o Brasil ao não se posicionar contra o regime ditatorial de Ortega? O quanto isso compromete a postura de “salvador da democracia”, como Lula se auto-intitulou? Como Daniel Ortega se transformou num tirano? No Estadão Notícias de hoje, conversamos sobre o assunto com a repórter de Internacional do Estadão, Fernanda Simas. O ‘Estadão Notícias' está disponível no Spotify, Deezer, Apple Podcasts, Google podcasts, ou no agregador de podcasts de sua preferência. Apresentação: Gustavo Lopes Produção/Edição: Gustavo Lopes, Jefferson Perleberg e Gabriela Forte Sonorização/Montagem: Moacir BiasiSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O ministro da Justiça e da Segurança Pública, Flávio Dino, enviou nesta segunda-feira (6) um ofício à direção da Polícia Federal pedindo a investigação da tentativa do ex-presidente Jair Bolsonaro de liberar joias estimadas em R$ 16,5 milhões que estão retidas na alfândega do Aeroporto Internacional de Guarulhos. Feitos de diamante, os objetos foram presentes do governo da Arábia Saudita a Bolsonaro e à ex-primeira-dama Michelle, entregues a uma comitiva que esteve no país do Golfo Pérsico em outubro de 2021. Servidores da Receita Federal apreenderam as joias depois que um assessor do ex-ministro de Minas e Energia Bento Albuquerque tentou entrar no Brasil sem declará-las ao Fisco. O Durma com Essa conta como o ex-presidente mobilizou a máquina pública para reaver os presentes e explica a confusão entre público e privado nas suas ações. O programa traz também Marcelo Montanini falando sobre a posição do Brasil com relação à violação de direitos humanos na Nicarágua e Cesar Gaglioni apresentando uma empresa americana que pretende tirar animais da extinção.Assine o Nexo e apoie o jornalismo independente e de qualidade. Desconto especial para quem ouve o Durma com Essa. https://www.nexojornal.com.br/incoming/Plano-Anual-DurmaAssine o podcast: Spreaker | Apple Podcasts | Deezer | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Outros apps (RSS)Edição de áudio Pedro Pastoriz

O governo do presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva anunciou nesta quinta-feira (16) reajustes que variam de 25% a 200% nos valores das bolsas de pesquisa científica, após anos de abandono da área. O Durma com Essa explica a importância da medida para o país. O programa traz também Marcelo Montanini falando sobre as novas investidas de Daniel Ortega contra opositores na Nicarágua, Nicholas Pretto explicando os impactos da reciclagem no clima e Isabelle Moreira Lima trazendo dicas culturais na seção “Achamos que vale”, inspirada na newsletter homônima da Gama Revista que você pode assinar clicando aqui.Assine o Nexo e apoie o jornalismo independente e de qualidade. Desconto especial para quem ouve o Durma com Essa.Assine o podcast: Spreaker | Apple Podcasts | Deezer | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Outros apps (RSS)Edição de áudio Pedro Pastoriz

En entrevista con Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, Paris Lezama, director de ‘El pozo de vida' y miembro del Consejo directivo de esperanza migrante' habló sobre la consigna de Estados Unidos de regresar a México a migrantes de Cuba, Haití, Nicar

Medida foi anunciada na quinta-feira (05) pelo governo de Joe Biden. Ação é uma ampliação significativa nas restrições usadas para impedir a entrada de outros imigrantes latinos, como os venezuelanos.

Diz-se que o pequeno-almoço é a refeição mais importante do dia e, na Nicarágua, isso é levado muito a sério.

Treinamento e formação de missionários Apresentação: Ricardo SantosProdução: Michelle Gomes Entrevistado: Murilo Maciel - co-fundador e presidente da Reach Nations, missionário e autor do livro "Fundamentos: princípios essenciais para uma vida cristã frutífera" Nesta entrevista Ricardo Santos conversa com o missionário Murilo Maciel que há mais de 15 anos atua no campo transcultural na formação e treinamento de missionários em diversos países entre eles Estados Unidos, Nicarágua, Guatemala, China,  Holanda, Romênia, Bulgária, Croácia, República Checa, Ucrânia, Cuba, Rússia, Moçambique, Jordânia, Iraque e Brasil.  Em Quixadá, no interior do Ceará está em desenvolvimento o projeto de construção de uma escola cristã.  Saiba mais no site: reachn.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Câmara ameaça dificultar o caminho do presidente eleito Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) de criar uma nova âncora fiscal em 2023 para substituir o teto de gastos – regra que limita o crescimento das despesas do governo à variação da inflação. A medida está em discussão na Proposta de Emenda à Constituição (PEC) da Transição, em pauta na Casa. Em entrevista ao colunista da Eldorado, Felipe Frazão, o futuro chanceler Mauro Vieira disse que o presidente eleito Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva não deverá fazer viagens a países governados por regimes autoritários de esquerda, como Nicarágua, Venezuela e Cuba, no início do governo. Apesar de Lula planejar a reaproximação das nações da América Latina, o embaixador afirmou não haver qualquer motivo para essas visitas de Estado. As relações históricas do petista com governantes dos três países provocaram críticas que o desgastaram na campanha eleitoral. E mais: a morte do ator Pedro Paulo Rangel e a retomada da temporada europeia ainda sem craques da Copa do Catar. Ouça estas e outras notícias desta quarta-feira, 21, no "Eldorado Expresso".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danilo Oliveira Alves Farias nasceu em Rondonópolis (MT) e cresceu pensando em ser jogador de futebol. Antes mesmo de ter idade para poder viver em alojamento, foi fazer um teste no interior de SP e acabou aprovado. Com a ajuda de uma família em São José do Rio Preto, conseguiu um teto e amigos para dar os primeiros passos dentro de um clube até chegar ao nível profissional. Com passagens pelo futebol goiano e paulista, começou uma trajetória internacional, passando pela Turquia e Portugal, mas uma lesão o fez voltar ao Brasil, abreviando uma primeira tentativa mundo afora. Seu retorno também seria pelo tão conhecido interior paulista, mas as boas chances surgiriam em outros Estados, sendo que sua dedicação contou positivamente para ser indicado ao Camboriú, em 2021. Destacando-se no promissor time catarinense que estava prestes a subir para a primeira divisão estadual, Danilo viu surgir uma segunda chance internacional e desta vez na Nicarágua. Jogando pelo time mais rico do país, o Real Estelí, o entrevistado teve a chance de estar em evidência nacional e continental ao disputar a Liga da Concacaf. O sucesso pelo Tren del Norte fez com que uma mudança pouco vista no futebol da América Central acontecesse: Danilo agora joga a primeira divisão da Tailândia pelo Police Tero FC. E falando de Bangkok, o matogrossense bateu um ótimo papo, contando da vida e carreira no mundo da bola. #daniloalves #policeterofc #realesteli

Fábio Henrique Nunes Vassalo nasceu na capital paulista e tem uma história que pode inspirar muita gente que desacreditou já do mundo da bola. Sem ter tido uma formação em bases de clubes, acabou tardiamente chegando à base do Caçador (SC). Com algumas passagens pelo Nordeste, decidiu deixar de ser profissional depois de pouco tempo e virou jogador amador. Pela várzea, foi fazendo sucesso até que um contato lhe rendeu um espaço no ASSU (RN). Uma vez mais no Nordeste, viu a sorte lhe sorrir justamente quando conseguiu voltar a jogar como profissional. De maneira inesperada, uma chance de ir para a Nicarágua mudava a vida do entrevistado. De estar no terrão paulista para ir disputar uma Liga da Concacaf, o entrevistado viveu em pouco tempo as mudanças que possivelmente só o futebol podem proporcionar. Após pouco mais de um ano pela América Central, Fabio teve uma breve passagem por Andorra até chegar na cidade de Aley, no Líbano. Atualmente jogando no Al-Akhaa Al-Ahly Aley, o zagueiro paulista conta um pouco dessa trajetória impressionante, agora em adaptação no mundo árabe. #fabionunes #aley #alakhaa

O conselho eleitoral da Nicarágua anunciou os números finais das eleições municipais realizadas no país. Enquanto isso, no Egito, países seguem em negociação para alcançar acordos que possam reduzir o aquecimento global e a emissão de gases de efeito estufa. As informações você confere agora com a repórter Juliana Medeiros --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cultura-fm-braslia/message

Iluminados, neste episódio, desembarcamos em vários países da América Latina e Central, as lendas presentes neste episódio são: ARGENTINA: EL FAMILIAR. CARIBE: SOUCOUYANT. EL SALVADOR: O Justo Juiz da Noite (El Justo Juez de la Noche), Cunyacuá, O Gritador da Meia-noite, El Tabudo. HONDURAS: Comedor de Línguas, Mulher de Casamata. NICARÁGUA: Carroça Nágua, Chico Largo, La Taconuda. *** Considere tornar-se um apoiador do Siga a Luz, entre no site: apoia.se/sigaaluzpodcast ou apoie este projeto pela opção PIX que é o próprio e-mail do Siga a Luz. A sua ajuda fará toda a diferença para o podcast. *** Mandem relatos para: sigaaluzpodcast@gmail.com

Live transmitida no dia 18/10/2022. Segue na rede roxa, lives terças e quintas às 20:30: http://rafaelbandoni.com.br/live Saiba mais sobre o projeto e sobre como apoiar em http://rafaelbandoni.com.br/podcast Notícias lidas: Pedidos de censura do PT podem ser prenúncio sobre regulação da mídia que Lula propõe: https://www.gazetadopovo.com.br/vida-e-cidadania/pedidos-de-censura-do-pt-regulacao-da-midia-lula/ PT tenta censurar a Gazeta do Povo outra vez: https://revistaoeste.com/politica/eleicoes-2022/pt-tenta-censurar-a-gazeta-do-povo-outra-vez/ É falso que Lula aconselhou Daniel Ortega a manter ditadura na Nicarágua https://www.aosfatos.org/noticias/e-falso-que-lula-aconselhou-daniel-ortega-a-manter-ditadura-na-nicaragua/ Intervozes: levante sua voz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXlAWann_to&ab_channel=MaisDireitosHumanos Cinco famílias controlam 50% dos principais veículos de mídia do país, indica relatório https://www.cartacapital.com.br/sociedade/cinco-familias-controlam-50-dos-principais-veiculos-de-midia-do-pais-indica-relatorio/ Comissão Europeia apresenta projeto de lei para regulamentar mídia https://revistaoeste.com/mundo/comissao-europeia-apresenta-projeto-de-lei-para-regulamentar-midia/ Regulamentação de mídia em diferentes países https://www.bbc.com/portuguese/noticias/2014/12/141128_midia_paises_lab https://operamundi.uol.com.br/politica-e-economia/34824/saiba-como-sete-paises-regulamentam-meios-de-comunicacao

Diversas maneiras criativas de chamar alguém de feio, a vingança de uma ex (que valoriza a vida), o homem que não orbita essa galáxia: todos comendo feijão puro, feijão puro, feijão puro!

Sertanejos declaram apoio a Bolsonaro. Sem citar Nicarágua, Lula condena violência contra padres no Brasil. Tarcísio diz ver tiros como intimidação do crime, mas sem relação com política. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jair Bolsonaro questiona Lula sobre relação com Daniel Ortega e sobre aprovação ao regime na Nicarágua Inscreva-se e receba a newsletter:  https://bit.ly/2Gl9AdL Confira mais notícias em nosso site:  https://www.oantagonista.com​ Acompanhe nossas redes sociais:  https://www.fb.com/oantagonista​ https://www.twitter.com/o_antagonista ​https://www.instagram.com/o_antagonista https://www.tiktok.com/@oantagonista_oficial No Youtube deixe seu like e se inscreva no canal: https://www.youtube.com/c/OAntagonista

Ortega, ditador da Nicarágua amiguíssimo de Lula, está avançando no seu controle da imprensa do país. Após sua família adquirir em circunstâncias muito esquisitas mais de 10 veículos de comunicação, agora foi aprovada uma lei que ordena que toda produção audiovisual (TV e Cinema). Tudo que for passar numa tela de TV ou cinema deve ser conferido e aprovado pelo governo. Na prática, nacionalizaram as mídias. Mas o esquerdinha BR jura muito que o plano do Lula de regular as mídias não é censura. Quer ir para a LibertyCon com 20% de desconto? https://www.sympla.com.br/libertycon-brasil-2022__1703798?d=IR20 Quer refinanciar suas dívidas? É mais fácil do que você imagina: https://bit.ly/RefinanciarRadical Quer fugir do Brasil? Nos contate: https://www.settee.io/ https://youtube.com/c/Setteeio Nos acompanhe no Telegram: https://t.me/ideiasradicais Quer comprar Bitcoin no melhor preço do mercado? Bitpreço! http://bit.ly/BitprecoRadical Apoie o Ideias Radicais: https://www.catarse.me/projects/152640/

*) TSE determinou que redes sociais removam postagem da Gazeta do Povo sobre o apoio de Lula ao ditador Daniel Ortega, da Nicarágua. Este episódio do podcast 15 Minutos fala sobre esse caso de censura. O convidado é o Renan Ramalho, repórter da editoria de República da Gazeta em Brasília. ***Ficha técnica: ‘15 minutos', podcast de notícias da Gazeta do Povo #Apresentação e roteiro: Márcio Miranda; direção de conteúdo: Rodrigo Fernandes; equipe de produção: Maria Eduarda Scroccaro montagem: Leonardo Bechtloff; estratégia de distribuição: Marcus Ayres.

Lula diz que não vai a debate na TV. Bolsonaro promete asilo a padres da Nicarágua. STF forma maioria contra decretos de Bolsonaro que liberam armas. TSE nega direito de resposta a Alckmin por uso de falas contra Lula pela campanha de Bolsonaro. Exclusivo: MPE pede exclusão de vídeo em que Deltan chama Supremo de 'Casa da Mãe Joana'. Em sabatina na Jovem Pan News, diz que Haddad só lidera pesquisas 'por ser conhecido'. Relatório da ONU acusa Venezuela de crimes contra Humanidade.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No seu discurso na Assembleia-Geral da ONU nesta terça-feira (20), Bolsonaro fez uma citação direta ao governo de Daniel Ortega, na Nicarágua. Depois de chegar ao poder por meio de uma eleição rejeitada pela comunidade internacional, com concorrentes presos ou no exílio, Ortega promoveu um ataque à Igreja Católica, fechando igrejas críticas ao seu governo. O chefe de Estado brasileiro disse que Brasília dará assistência aos religiosos afetados pelo ditador. "Quero aqui anunciar que o Brasil abre suas portas para acolher os padres e freiras católicos que tem sofrido cruel perseguição do regime ditatorial da Nicarágua. O Brasil repudia a perseguição religiosa em qualquer lugar do mundo", disse Bolsonaro. "É essencial garantir que todos tenham o direito de professar e praticar livremente sua orientação religiosa, sem discriminação." Não é o primeiro anúncio do tipo do presidente: no ano passado, ele prometeu ajuda aos "cristãos, mulheres, crianças e juízes do Afeganistão", do mesmo púlpito da Assembleia-Geral da ONU. Inscreva-se e receba a newsletter: https://bit.ly/2Gl9AdL​ Confira mais notícias em nosso site: https://www.oantagonista.com​ Acompanhe nossas redes sociais: https://www.fb.com/oantagonista​ https://www.twitter.com/o_antagonista​ https://www.instagram.com/o_antagonista No Youtube deixe seu like e se inscreva no canal: https://www.youtube.com/c/OAntagonista

Jair Bolsonaro usou seu quarto discurso na Assembleia Geral da Organização das Nações Unidas (ONU), em Nova York, para defender as ações de seu governo no combate à pandemia de coronavírus e no enfrentamento da corrupção.  O presidente brasileiro, que abre o dia de discursos, disse que sua gestão "não poupou esforços para salvar vidas e preservar empregos" durante a crise de saúde. Além disso, "extirpou a corrupção sistêmica que existia em nosso país". Sem citar nomes, Bolsonaro fez menções ao PT e a Lula, seu adversário nas eleições. "Somente entre o período de 2003 e 2015, onde a esquerda presidiu o Brasil, o endividamento da Petrobras por má gestão, loteamento político e desvios chegou a casa dos US$ 170 bilhões de dólares", disse. "O responsável por isso foi condenado em três instâncias por unanimidade. Delatores devolveram US$ 1 bilhão de dólares e pagamos para a bolsa americana outro bilhão por perdas de seus acionistas." Ele ainda afirmou que esse seria "o Brasil do passado." Entre as realizações de seu governo, o presidente mencionou o aprimoramento dos serviços públicos, "com redução de custos e investimento em ciência e tecnologia", destacando uma "abrangente pauta de privatizações e concessões, com ênfase na infraestrutura". "Concluímos o projeto de transposição do Rio São Francisco, levando água para o Nordeste brasileiro. Adotamos novos marcos regulatórios, como o do saneamento básico, o das ferrovias e o do gás natural", seguiu Bolsonaro. O presidente brasileiro também chamou atenção para números que indicam a retomada da economia no país e a redução nos preços da gasolina e da energia elétrica. "O PIB brasileiro aumentou 1,2% no segundo trimestre. A projeção de crescimento para 2022 chega a 3%", disse, acrescentando que "em matéria de meio ambiente e desenvolvimento sustentável, o Brasil é parte da solução e referência para o mundo". O tema ambiental ocupou boa parte de seu discurso. Bolsonaro também usou a crise econômica na Venezuela e a perseguição de padres na Nicarágua para marcar posição em relação a seus adversários de esquerda no Brasil. E encontrou espaço para mencionar as manifestações em seu apoio durante o 7 de Setembro: "O Brasil completou 200 anos de história como nação independente. Milhões de brasileiros foram às ruas, convocados pelo seu presidente, trajando as cores da nossa bandeira". "Foi a maior demonstração cívica da história do nosso país, um povo que acredita em Deus, Pátria, família e liberdade", finalizou. Inscreva-se e receba a newsletter: https://bit.ly/2Gl9AdL​ Confira mais notícias em nosso site: https://www.oantagonista.com​ Acompanhe nossas redes sociais: https://www.fb.com/oantagonista​ https://www.twitter.com/o_antagonista​ https://www.instagram.com/o_antagonista No Youtube deixe seu like e se inscreva no canal: https://www.youtube.com/c/OAntagonista

As perseguições contra a Igreja Católica não começaram hoje, mas estão deixando cada vez mais visíveis as suas consequências. Os acontecimentos recentes na Nicarágua são um desses exemplos, que nos convidam a uma séria e urgente reflexão. É por isso que, no dia 12/09 (próxima segunda-feira), faremos uma aula especial. Será um evento exclusivo, somente para alunos, a fim de que possamos fazer uma análise realmente profunda sobre a história, as causas e os frutos dessa perseguição que muitos católicos sofrem — não somente fora, mas também dentro da Igreja. Junte-se a nós: inscreva-se em nosso apostolado para assistir não somente a esta, mas a outras transmissões exclusivas. Além de aproveitar todos os nossos 44 cursos sobre os mais variados temas da fé católica. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jlio4/message

As pessoas querem saber: quando é que a Igreja Católica vai adaptar seus ensinamentos (de moral sexual, por exemplo) aos tempos modernos? Por que ela insiste em continuar condenando certas condutas como pecado, mesmo depois da Revolução Sexual? Por que a Igreja não se abre, não se “moderniza”? → A Nicarágua e o nosso futuro 12/09 | 21h: O que a perseguição à Igreja tem a ver conosco? Aula exclusiva para assinantes. Acesse: https://rebrand.ly/nnfyt --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jlio4/message

Na data em que marca os 4 anos do atentado que sofreu em Juiz de Fora (MG), Jair Bolsonaro assistiu a uma missa em Brasília. Em discurso no local nesta terça (6), o presidente criticou a "peste do comunismo". "Afastai para longe de nós a peste do comunismo e toda ideologia nefasta que atenta contra Deus e seus santíssimos mandamentos", afirmou Bolsonaro. O presidente também voltou a falar sobre a perseguição a cristãos na Nicarágua, comandada pelo ditador Daniel Ortega, tema que tem sido citado por Bolsonaro para criticar Lula. Ele estava no local acompanhado de Braga Netto, vice em sua chapa, da primeira-dama Michelle Bolsonaro e de ministros. Inscreva-se e receba a newsletter: https://bit.ly/2Gl9AdL​ Confira mais notícias em nosso site: https://www.oantagonista.com​ Acompanhe nossas redes sociais: https://www.fb.com/oantagonista​ https://www.twitter.com/o_antagonista​ https://www.instagram.com/o_antagonista No Youtube deixe seu like e se inscreva no canal: https://www.youtube.com/c/OAntagonista

Nada é mais pernicioso à vida cristã do que uma intenção torcida, que faz passar por devoção e zelo religioso o desejo, oculto e nem sempre confessado, de cultuar a própria imagem, fazendo de Deus um espectador da nossa “virtude” e um mordomo dos nossos caprichos. Assista à homilia do Padre Paulo Ricardo para esta segunda-feira, dia 5 de setembro, e deixemos que Cristo nos revele a nossa miséria e vergonha, para que, conscientes do que realmente estamos buscando, ordenemos os nossos afetos e comecemos a servir a Deus de reto coração. → A Nicarágua e o nosso futuro 12/09 | 21h: O que a perseguição à Igreja tem a ver conosco? Aula exclusiva para assinantes. Acesse: https://rebrand.ly/vylztls

A vida espiritual do cristão costuma passar por duas grandes fases: a primeira, predominantemente ascética, consiste no exercício das virtudes e na purificação do coração; a segunda, finalidade da primeira, é a vida propriamente contemplativa, pela qual — como homens novos nascidos em Cristo — enfim nos unimos ao nosso Amado. Tudo isso, porém, exige do fiel um sério compromisso de comunicar a mais almas a alegria que é estar unido a Jesus. Assista à homilia do Padre Paulo Ricardo para este sábado, dia 3 de setembro, e, a partir dos conselhos de São Gregório Magno, comece hoje mesmo a ter vida de oração! → A Nicarágua e o nosso futuro 12/09 | 21h: O que a perseguição à Igreja tem a ver conosco? Aula exclusiva para assinantes. Acesse: https://rebrand.ly/vylztls

O QUE ESTÁ ACONTECENDO NA NICARÁGUA

“Na Nicarágua, bispo, padres e leigos foram presos, por falar dos males do comunismo” (Pe. Overland) 26/08/22 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jlio4/message

QUARTA, 24/08/2022: Foi gritante a diferença entre as entrevistas de Bolsonaro, na segunda, e de Ciro Gomes, ontem, no Jornal Nacional. Tanto na postura dos candidatos quanto na pressão dos entrevistadores. Enquanto Bolsonaro usou mentiras e passou 40 minutos acuado, Ciro Gomes prometeu mundos e fundos e contou com a ausência de questionamentos sensíveis.Ciro apresentou no Jornal Nacional a sua versão paz e amor. Isso depois do desastre que foi a sua entrevista ao Roda Viva e, mais lá atrás, aquela fatídica live com o humorista Gregório Duvivier. Ciro parecia outra pessoa no JN de ontem. O candidato histérico deu lugar a um político controlado, educado e despejando conteúdo a cada resposta, o que mostra o seu preparo após 40 anos de vida política.O problema é que além de parecer outra pessoa, Ciro também parecia falar outra língua. Diante de uma audiência de massas, ele bem que tentou simplificar sua fala, mas não conseguiu. A promessa sobre "plebiscito programático" é um exemplo da dificuldade que o candidato do PDT tem para falar com o povo. Durante a entrevista não foram poucos os jornalistas e analistas que diziam nas redes sociais que estavam com dificuldades para entender as propostas do candidato rebelde.No início, Ciro foi cobrado sobre sua postura beligerante. Admitiu que às vezes passa do ponto e, se dirigindo a Renata Vasconcellos, disse que até deveria considerar a pergunta dela. Na sequência, por diversas vezes, se corrigiu trocando palavras mais duras como "picareta" por expressões mais suaves. A postura visava demonstrar humildade, mas ficou na cara a falsidade das suas intenções.Ciro foi perguntado sobre vários temas: relação com o Congresso, a falta de apoios à sua candidatura, economia, meio ambiente e segurança pública. Ele evitou falar os nomes dos adversários, citando Lula e Bolsonaro diretamente apenas 6 vezes cada. O PT foi atacado, inclusive com citações à Venezuela e à Nicarágua quando Ciro respondia sobre populismo dos plebiscitos que propôs e disse que pretendia olhar mais para a Europa do que para esses países… A gente sabe.Ciro Gomes também prometeu que não será candidato à reeleição. O próprio FHC já disse que se arrependeu da emenda da reeleição que ele mesmo propôs. Deve ter se arrependido também de ter comprado votos para aprová-la. Na entrevista, Ciro apontou, de forma certeira, como essa possibilidade de reeleger governantes prejudica a democracia. Ciro soube aproveitar muito bem o fato de saber que não tem chance de ganhar a eleição e prometeu transformar o Brasil num mar de rosas em 4 anos. Ele até tentou dizer que tem um projeto para 30 anos, mas ele concorre a uma mandato de 4 e tem 6% das intenções de voto, então vamos ficar com a realidade ao invés do discurso eleitoreiro. Seguramente, ele ganhou votos e não perdeu nenhum. Se Ciro tivesse adotado essa postura desde o início da pré-campanha, talvez hoje tivesse mais do que 6%. Mas sabemos que manter o controle por 40 minutos é mais fácil do que por 4 anos sob pressão. Por outro lado, as perguntas de Willian Bonner e Renata Vasconcellos foram pouco provocativas. E acho que um jornalista que tem a chance de entrevistar Ciro Gomes, sabido cabeça-quente, e não faz provocações perde uma oportunidade de honrar o diploma.Enquanto Ciro estava controlado e educado, o mesmo não se pode dizer de sua turma boa na internet. A agressividade dos ciristas era flagrante nos pouco mais de 10 mil tweets sobre a entrevista, que, aliás, repercutiu bem menos do que a de Bolsonaro e também deu menos audiência, como já era esperado.ENTREVISTA COM IVE BRUSSELNo segundo tempo do Primeiro Café vamos receber Ive Brussel, produtora de conteúdo e fenômeno do TikTok que fala sobre política. Ela vai contar porque resolveu ocupar esse espaço nas redes e avaliar a reação coletiva ao bolsonarismo nas redes.SAIBA MAIS: https://primeiro.cafe/APOIE: https://apoia.se/primeirocafe

⚜️ Homilia - Padre Bráulio D'Alessandro. “Seríssimo! Nossa Senhora Apareceu na Nicarágua e Avisou…” 20/08/22 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jlio4/message

As Aparições dos Divinos Corações ao longo dos Séculos… Homilia - Padre Bráulio D'Alessandro.

Editorial de abertura de Claudio Zaidan para o Bandeirantes Acontece.

O PT garante que Lula "é cristão" e "nunca fechará igrejas", mas até agora o presidenciável calou-se vergonhosamente sobre o arbítrio praticado contra os católicos na Nicarágua, por parte do ditador Daniel Ortega, seu amigo. O cerco à Igreja nicaraguense vem desde 2018, quando paróquias foram usadas para abrigar manifestantes contrários ao regime. Mas a situação se deteriorou nas últimas semanas, com a invasão de templos por forças de segurança, que também fecharam congregações e rádios católicas. O regime de Ortega expulsou missionárias, manteve um bispo em cárcere privado e passou a bloquear o acesso de cidadãos a missas regulares. Já há relatos de sequestros de padres. Na terça-feira da semana passada, o Itamaraty divulgou nota condenando o fechamento de sete emissoras de rádio católicas e o "uso abusivo da violência policial contra líderes religiosos e fiéis". "A medida constitui mais um severo golpe ao espaço cívico na Nicarágua e viola o direito à liberdade de religião ou crença, assim como à liberdade de opinião e de expressão" , prossegue a nota. EUA e União Europeia também se manifestaram contra a "decisão arbitrária" de Ortega. A Conferência Episcopal da Nicarágua obteve o apoio de suas congêneres no México, na Costa Rica e na Bolívia, mas o papa Francisco ainda não se pronunciou sobre o caso. O silêncio petista não surpreende. Lula mantém relação histórica com Daniel Ortega. Em novembro, durante uma entrevista, o ex-presidiário minimizou a ditadura no país centro-americano e ainda questionou: "Por que é que a Angela Merkel pode ficar 16 anos no poder e Daniel Ortega não?” No mesmo mês, o PT divulgou nota celebrando as eleições fraudulentas que garantiram ao ditador nicaraguense seu quarto mandato consecutivo. Todos os cinco concorrentes de Ortega estavam presos ou exilados. Para o partido de Lula, porém, tratou-se de "grande manifestação popular e democrática", cujo resultado confirmou "o apoio da população a um projeto político que tem como principal objetivo a construção de um país socialmente justo e igualitário". Com a repercussão negativa, a nota foi retirada do ar. Inscreva-se e receba a newsletter: https://bit.ly/2Gl9AdL​ Confira mais notícias em nosso site: https://www.oantagonista.com​ Acompanhe nossas redes sociais: https://www.fb.com/oantagonista​ https://www.twitter.com/o_antagonista​ https://www.instagram.com/o_antagonista No Youtube deixe seu like e se inscreva no canal: https://www.youtube.com/c/OAntagonista

Passando a Limpo: Nesta sexta-feira (12), Geraldo Freire e a bancada do Passando a Limpo conversam com o ex-senador Cristovam Buarque (Cidadania). Na pauta, a entrega da carta pela democracia. O cientista político Thales Castro repercute o cerco da Nicarágua contra opositores. E o neurologista Paulo Brainer detalha o que é o tremor essencial.

Remember, we welcome comments, questions and suggested topics at thewonderpodcastQs@gmail.com   S3E23 TRANSCRIPT: ----more----   Yucca: Welcome back to the wonder science-based paganism. I'm one of your hosts, Yucca, and this episode, we're doing something new and kind of exciting that we've never done before. This is our mail bag episode. So we've gotten a lot of responses and questions from all of you on the email. And we wanted to talk about some of these. Mark: Yeah. We love it when we hear from our listeners. It's really helpful for us to know what you're enjoying what you'd like to hear more about all that kind of stuff. And we've, we've recently received some messages with some topics that probably aren't big enough for a whole episode by themselves, but they're important questions and we want to address them. So, yeah, this is, this is the mail bag and I imagine, going forward, we'll probably do more of them as we get more, more messages from listeners. Yucca: Yeah from you. That's right. So let's start, we've got a few from Paul and I've just cut out the, the bits from the emails, right? I'm not gonna read the whole thing, but this first one is if you guys felt like commenting on any pointers, other podcast books, webpages, etcetera, that could help a nube in the beginning of this journey. That'd be great. So I think mark, this is one that might be great for you to take. Cause I think you have a little bit more exposure to some of the, the blog world and all of that. Mark: I mean, I can certainly, there's a, a group of there's a resources and links page on the atheopagan blog@atheopagan.org. And I would recommend checking out a bunch of those links. Natural pagans.com is a is a an aggregation site that pulls writing on naturalistic paganism from a bunch of different sources and puts them together in one place where you can find them. So that's one thing to look at the naturalistic paganism website is another great source for information. Yucca: right, Mark: if you just want kind of overviews on what Ethiopia paganism is and the principles, and just sort of, broad descriptions about, what it is that we're practicing and what our values are. The website of the Ethiopia society is a good one to go to. And that is V AP society.org. Yucca: mm-hmm Mark: Uh, so that once Yucca: AP as in atheopagan mm-hmm Mark: Yes. So it's V AP society.org. That's another place where you can find quite a bit of information and you can legally Orain Yucca: right, of course. Your Mark: Just like at the universal life church, it's perfectly legal. You can perform weddings, all that kind of stuff. Because we are a registered religious nonprofit in the United States. So that's something that's cool and exciting. In terms of, Yucca: own book, right? Mark has an excellent book Mark: Oh yes. My book Ethiopia, paganism and earth honoring path rooted in science. You can order it from any bookstore. I recommend your local independent bookstore because they are great and we support them. And I'm working on another one, which there will be hopefully news about sometime soon. But it'll be a while before it's done. So. In other books, I really recommend rating Sweetgrass by Robin wall Kimmer, which is it's more of a worldview book. It's not really a, here's how to do rituals book, but it's, she is both a botanist an academic botanist and a registered member of the citizen. Patua Tommy Native indigenous tribe. And so she comes at her perspective about the human relationship with nature from both of those perspectives and weaves them together in this very beautiful and illuminating kind of way. So that's once against braiding sweet grass by Robin wall Kimmer Yucca: mm-hmm Mark: I know that she's written other steps that's out there on the web. You can search for her name and you'll find good stuff that she's published. Yucca: Right. Mark: It's not nontheistic, but I do recommend the earth path by Starhawk, which I think is. Yucca: It was very influential for me as a teenager. Like it's an excellent book. Mark: It's a really good book. And, I suspect she's always very circumspect about this, but I suspect that Starhawk is not a very woo woo person. My conjecture and this is just apropo of reading and observation and stuff is that, she may not subscribe to supernaturalism. But she's very careful not to come out explicitly and say that because a lot of people around her do, and she doesn't want to be off putting to them. And she's such luminary in the community that that would really make waves, Yucca: right. Well, it's, what, what is one's goal, right? What is, yeah. And that's, that's my take with my interactions with her as well, but of course, neither of us are her and can speak for her, Mark: course, and, and I'm not trying Yucca: Yeah.  Mark: The reason that I say that is that the book is not a heavily theistic book Yucca: yeah, yeah. Mark: or, or magical, and in terms of supernaturalism kind of book it's really about living life with a relationship with the natural world and in seeking to be a healing presence on the planet towards the natural world. Yucca: And there is a component in that that you can do or skip, but I really advise doing it there's activities that she gives. I don't remember if it's the beginning or the end of each chapter, but she talks about the concept. She gives examples from real life and then gives you things to do. And if you do those actual activities and those practices, they're really well designed and they, they tie into a lot of the stuff that we talk about here with the being present and observing and noticing. So, a good, a good one to get into. Yeah. Mark: Yeah. I, I really agree with that. And similarly her book circle round Yucca: Mm-hmm Mark: with Anne hill which is a book for families and with activities for children, Yucca: That's a great one. That's a little bit more on the theistic side. There's like stories with like deities and stuff, but we've read some of those in, in my family, but we're just really clear with the kids. These are stories. These are not, the, these, these figures exist in the way that Santa Claus exist. That it's a figure in our minds and it means something to us, but they're not like people walking around. They're not, there's not a person. And boy, we'd be in for a shock if there, if we were wrong about that Mark: It would definitely reframe the art cosmology a whole lot. But so both of those books, I, I really recommend in terms of practice building for a family or with young children. And then just generally, between braiding sweet grass and the earth path, I think you get a pretty good window into the sort of approach that you and I Yucca take to our paganism. And, and with my book, thrown in there as well that it is, it's a mindset and a worldview and a way of carrying ourselves in the world. Yucca: Right. Mark: More than it is about, worshiping deities or doing, even doing rituals. I mean, even though that is a part of it celebrating the holidays, but at a really deep level, what our paganism is about is how we Yucca: There's there's another side to this that we can add in which is the wow and wonder part. And that's all the science books, the science books, the science podcast I've been binging planetary radio, that's the planetary societies podcast. And they have, they have a lovely host whose whose voice is just a pleasure to listen to. Right? And then they bring on just these amazing guests who talk about the incredible things that we're exploring about our world. And there are podcasts that you can listen to that are about, the microscopic world and the, this and the, that, and the books that just all the pop science books, or if you're in a specific field, you can dig really deep in and, and that's, that can be part of your paganism too. Mark: Sure sure. Because part of the, the wow factor that the sense of wonder in awe about being here at all and. Everything else that's here as well is being informed about it. And so, the, the more you, the more you unravel the universe, the more you, kind of pull on that thread to unravel the sweater, the more you, that stuff you discover, that's just amazing and, and thrilling in a, in a deep spiritual kind of way. It's just so exciting. When I first learned about complexity theory and emergence, I mean, I read two pages and then I would sort of skip around the room and then I, read two more pages and would do that again. Because these are amazing, amazing things and they answer deep questions about why complexity emerges from simpler systems. Right. So, definitely, all that science stuff is right up there with, with our paganism. And I think, I think I would, I'm gonna kind of stop there. There's, I mean, I'm sure that there are tons of books that I'm missing and but my, my encouragement would be less to go in the sort of mainstream paganism direction with your reading at least to start with, because a lot of that stuff is really focused on magical correspondences and relationship with theos and, do this kind of spell to get that kind of result. Yucca: Mm-hmm Mark: And. We just come at this from a different angle. Yucca: Right. Wonderful. Mark: question. Yucca: So our next question, this is the second part from Paul and there's a lot of questions wrapped up in this. So I'm gonna, I'm just gonna read the whole piece here. I know you are both involved in environmental conservation and activism, as I suspect many athe pagans would be. I wonder if you would have enough material to discuss what kinds of things in your personal life and practice aimed at planetary protection, what organizations might you be involved in? What experiences have you had with them? Do you organize events like cleanups or fundraising stuff along that line? So there's Mark: very multipart question. Yucca: Right. So yes, both of us have been professionally involved in these areas for, for many years. Mark, do you wanna start with your half on that? Mark: I was gonna invite you to start first. Yucca: all right, well, I'll Mark: why don't Yucca: start on my side. So my background is I am an ecologist. I'm a restoration oncologist, actually. So I would say that I have not been involved in conservation rather in restoration. And currently a lot of my work has been moving in the direction of the education and science communication, but I still do work. There's several several projects that I'm working on in which I work with local land owners in working on respirating their ecosystem. So we're monitoring, looking at management strategies and I'm arranged land specialist. So we're looking at grasslands, Juniper shrub lands. And I mean, this is really amazing rewarding stuff because we can. We can make very small little changes in the way that the land is being managed, because let me, let me step back for this for just a moment we manage land, whether we do it purposefully or not, there's, you're not there isn't land. There isn't anywhere where humans are not involved and not influencing. And there's this, this myth of the wild wilderness where, humans, if you just let it go, it'll do its thing. Every single thing we do is a choice that impacts our land. And I'm from a part of the world, which is a very brittle environment, which is a very fragile environment. And is in fact, this was, is the case for the whole half of the continent is very wounded. Right. And it's been, the ecosystems have been really, really struggling for hundreds, actually thousands of years, but especially within the last few hundred years when the last of the, of the megafauna were purposefully wiped out. And so a lot of what I do is we as waterway restoration, but also bringing animals back in very purposefully, bringing back the grazers in a way that matches what would be happening. If humans hadn't gotten rid of the grazers and hadn't divided everything up with Barb wire and doing all of this. So I work in this, this. Kind of intersection between the ranching world, which is the world I come from. And some of the, the science world in the, bringing that science in, into the restoration for the people who are the stewards of this land and, and really understand it and are part of the land. So that's a incredibly rewarding and kind of beautiful thing to, to get, to, to be honored, to be in involved with that.  Mark: Yeah, that's really important work. I'm I'm really glad you do that. Thank you. Yeah. I have, well, let me see. My part of the reason that I invited you to go first is so that I could sort of put this together in my mind, how to, how to do this. I used to be much more involved in the policy advocacy side of of environmental protection and restoration than I am now. I was the founding executive director of an organization in my local county, which I built over the 10 years that I was their ed into the largest environmental group of any kind on the north coast of California, even larger than Sierra club. And We used grassroots organizing to mobilize thousands of letters and postcards to elected officials on targeted issues, working specifically on local stuff. So municipal stuff, county scale stuff where that kind of outpouring of voter input is unheard of. And it scares the living hell out of elected officials. So we were able to accomplish some really amazing things. We prevented the subregional wastewater system in our area from going to our local river as the discharge point for their tertiary treated wastewater. So instead that water goes up to a natural geothermal field for geothermal energy generation, Yucca: Mm-hmm Mark: um, we we got. Planning ordinances in place approved by voters that drew growth boundaries around each of the cities in our county, so that they would stop sprawling into agricultural and habitat lands. So that now the growth that they do is in density and up rather which facilitates public transportation. It facilitates walkable neighborhoods, all of those good urban planning principles. We really put on the map here where I am in Sonoma county. And I'm, I'm proud to say that we, we are really on the cutting edge of what's happening in environmental planning in many ways here in Sonoma county. The organization is called Sonoma county conservation action. And though I left it more than 20 years ago. It's still going and still doing good stuff. And and I'm, I'm very, very proud of that work. Subsequent to that, I worked for seven years a, after being an executive director of a couple of organizations, I focused my attention on fundraising specifically because the public interest missions that I really care about get advanced by nonprofit organizations whose capacities are entirely limited by how much funding they have. Yucca: Right, right. Mark: So it's just, it's about fuel for the engine. And if you, if you don't have it, then however, great your mission is it's very harder to make anything substantive take place. So, I really focused on developing skills in grant writing, major donor fundraising, direct mail event production planned giving. Organizing all that kind of stuff. And that's what I've mostly done since I left conservation action. I did spend seven years at a wetlands Conservancy, which did the kind of restoration work that you're talking about except in a California Oak Chaparral wetlands kind of context. So we restored linear miles of riparian habitat within the Laguna to Santa Rosa, which is the largest tributary of the Russian river. And had a science program as well and an education program for grade school kids. And that I was the second staff person hired there after an executive director. They'd been around as a volunteer group for years, but he and I built the organization's programs to be a really, sustainable and impactful organization. And I'm very proud of that work as well. And they're still around as well, doing the things that they're doing. In recent years, I've worked more on social services and kind of, social impact organizations than environmental organizations. To some degree, I feel like the 60 hour weeks that I worked during my 10 years at conservation action were kind of like my tour of duty. And after 10 years I was thoroughly burned out and I feel like, I got my medals, I got my, congressional resolution of appreciation and state legislature things. And I was named environmentalist of the year for the county and all that stuff. And I kind of took my medals and went home. Yucca: Mm-hmm Mark: So now the stuff that I do is much less around the public impact of stuff. And it's more just kind of how I personally conduct my life. I drive an electric car. I I'm really focused on energy consumption and carbon a lot in just how I live my personal life. I'm not much of a consumer. Buying new stuff is just not really a big thrill for me. And and I try to live. A simple but comfortable life within the context that I'm in, which is a kind of suburban city. And of course, to vote the right way and to stay plugged into understanding what that right way is. And and that's, that's kind of it for where I am right now, but I've, I've spent many, many years in the trenches really working to make things better for the environment around here. Yucca: Right. Sounds like you've got a lot of diverse experience. Mark: Well, I'm old or I'm getting old. And so that's, that's what that'll give you. It's yeah, it's been a pretty, pretty amazing ride. I'm I'm very happy with my career, although currently I'm unemployed. Hoping that that's gonna end soon and I can dive into some new mission that that I'm passionate about and that I can do some good with in terms of organizations that we can support. My focus has generally been twofold. I have focused on policy organizations and on land conservancies. So the nature Conservancy conservation international the conservation fund, these, those are organizations that are doing stuff like acquiring large swaves of theier Delta, which is one of the biggest bird bird hatchery, Rory estuary places in the world so that they are not developed in ways that are destructive to those creatures. I, and, and going along with what you said, Yucca they are actively managing those lands. They're not just throwing them behind a fence they're they have actual, land stewards whose job it is to restore and manage those lands. Yucca: Cause certainly if you do that in a brittle environment, you will starve the land. Right? If you just put a fence around it, say nothing, touch it, it, it gets worse and worse and worse. Yeah. Because it's kind of like, here's that, here's an analogy. You find a dog on the side of the road who's been hit and, and her leg is broken. If you just leave the leg alone, right. I mean, it was humans who hit the dog. Right. But if you leave the, the leg alone, it, the, the bones, if they survived, the bones gonna heal wrong, right. They're gonna have a, they're gonna have a, a messed up leg their whole life. But if you take them into the vet and you set the bone and, give them the, the care that they need, then they have a chance to recover, even though it was human's fault in the first place that the dog got hit. Right. So, or a land's kind of like that Mark: yeah. Human intervention is, is required in the vast majority of kind of habitat management. And habitat bio biological systems biological services, as some people call it because they wanna kind of monetarily quantify the value that's provided to humans.  Yucca: I mean, that might be coming a little bit from the terminology of ecosystem services, right? That's an old, an old term that is talking about the, the, the service of, of the water, what the things that it provides. So that would be, that might be one of the directions that is came in from Mark: Right. But some of the, some of the values that we have around conservation are. They're values that don't necessarily directly benefit humans, or if they do, you have to follow a chain in order to find out how they do like biodiversity. For example, I mean, to me, biodiversity is just a core value. I think it's a good thing, period. Whether it benefits humans or not, Yucca: Yeah, well, so I think that biodiversity is one of the most important things. It takes a little bit of explaining to help people understand why, but biodiversity is absolutely key to the survival. Everything that we need, the air that we breathe, the food that we eat, the everything is dependent upon that biodiversity. And when we have areas with low biodiversity, those systems fail, they fall apart, right? Biodiversity is perhaps one of the most important, important things there is for this, this planet, right. Biodiversity is a healthy biosphere. Mark: mm-hmm yeah. Yeah. I agree. The, the level of diversity prior to humans developing the kinds of capacities that we have now to really impact the environment in a really dramatic way.  Yucca: Monoculture being the, the really big yeah. For all your P protein. Mark: right. The level of complexity that existed on the earth at that time prior to the ad, the advent of those technologies is something that we can't even imagine today. And some of it, some of it was relatively recent. I mean, in the 19th century flock of passenger pigeons that took three days to pass over, would go over in migration in migration season. And the passenger pigeon is now extinct. And that's because they, their tail feathers were desired for hats. Yucca: yeah, Mark: And that's what we did. Yucca: and if you've ever visited someplace like yellow, The entire continent was like double that, Mark: Mm-hmm Yucca: Just in terms of the life that was everywhere. Now it's gonna be different life depending on the particular bio region. Right. Although some of those things were across the entire continent, right. Wolves or things like that. Speaking of Yellowstone just a mention to everybody. My, my brother lives there and he was sending us photographs of his neighbor's houses, like literally floating away. It's a, Mark: I was gonna ask you when we were done recording. If he was okay. Yucca: Yeah. He's just high enough up. But a lot of the they're tough Montanans are, are tough. They're a tough bunch, but but there's a lot of tourists who are stuck there too, that are in kind of a panic Mark: that's in Wyoming, right? Yucca: No Montana. Mark: Yellowstone. Yucca: Yeah. Well it's a big area, but he's in Gardner Montana. Mark: Huh Yucca: Yeah. Mark: I've I've been to Yellowstone and I could have sworn that it was in Wyoming relatively close to the border, Yucca: but maybe it goes into, but no it's Montana.  Mark: Oh, wait a Yucca: of it that are, that are in Mark: are in Wyoming and also Idaho. Yucca: Yeah. It's a big, it's a big area. Yeah, he's in gardener. So that's the, and there are multiple different entrances to the park. But it's, it's, I mean, there's flooding happening in that whole area. Yeah. Mark: boy, we could sure. Use some of that water here. Yucca: well, basically all the rain that the Southwest hasn't been getting and the surrounding areas has just been dumping right there. They got like a whole bunch of inches on top of their snow pack and then that's what came down. But anyways, so, yeah, that's just our hearts go out to, to everybody with that. And there are, you could just go fund me if you're interested. There are just type in type in, Montana floods Yellowstone floods, and there's, there's definitely some support that people can, can get. It's gonna be a quite a while before some of those roads and, and things are rebuilt. But it is a good lesson to not build your roads at the bottom of valleys.  Mark: Yeah. Run building your road right along the waterway is a, it's a bad, I it's bad for the waterway for one thing. But it's a really bad idea. If you are in a flashy valley that gets really big storm events periodically because it's gonna take the road out. Yucca: Yeah. Now this is the highest it's been ever in recorded history. This is the, but it's still, it's something that I think we're gonna have to be really mindful. We should have been over the last, century, but we're gonna have to be really mindful about that moving forward. And I think we'll see a lot more of this in communities having to redesign and those roadways that's where a lot of with the work I do, a lot of the erosion that we deal with was just. Roads that made sense why they were built that way, because it was the least expensive EC. I mean, if you've ever , if you've ever graded a road, you understand why you're trying to do it the easiest possible, because it's hard to do. But a lot of the erosion is caused by just poorly placed roads where we weren't paying attention. And we didn't realize on my own land, we have an Arroyo that cuts through that is 30 feet deep. So it's a cut gash 30 feet. And looking at it, I know that that, that erosion feature is can't be more than 80 or 90 years old to get 30 feet. Right. And that's the case across the whole, whole west Mark: the whole American west. Absolutely. Yucca: So, but coming back to our question, other, you were talking about organizations Mark: And then the, the other question was about organizing cleanups or other sort of volunteer activities. Yucca: Right. Mark: in my professional capacity, I have organized those kinds of things, for the organizations I've worked for. It is my hope that some of the affinity groups, the atheopagan local, geographically focused affinity groups may at some point do something like that, or at least, go to a cleanup event of some kind wearing atheopagan t-shirts or something like that to kind of represent the. The, the, the movement of non Theus paganism and show that we are putting our, our labor where our mouths are. But that's a new program that just started this year and it's early days yet. In fact, I'm going to an in-person summer solstice celebration to S celebration tomorrow with other folks from Northern California that are, on the atheopagan Facebook group and we have a discord and we're gonna do a summer solstice ritual and have a Noche and it'll be good. Yucca: when this goes live, I should be meeting up with another atheopagan family. So I'm very excited about that and our kids are gonna get to get to play. So, Mark: so cool. I, I just, I, I love the idea of Well, it's not even the idea. I love the fact that our community is starting to knit a little bit, even though we're we're geographically far flung. And there aren't that many of us we're starting to make connections in, and I think the sun tree retreat that we went to was a big factor for that. I know that a lot of people really wanted to stay in touch with the people that went to the retreat with them. Yucca: Yeah. Mark: So Yucca: So before we jump to our next one, I wanted to mention organizations that we're involved with. So I'm involved with and give money every month. We don't have a lot, but every little bit helps. The savory Institute is one that we have really, really value and have seen. And I'm speaking, we, as in my, my family and I seen incredible results with and also my husband is a student of Elaine Ingram. So we are, starting up our own soil, food web, and those are kind of the, the big organizations that we're involved with. That'd, invite people to check out in terms of like cleanups. We live pretty rural. So if we were in an urban environment, that would be kind of more of a thing. But we do go to the county meetings and and call, know the, the commissioners and call 'em up. And they, they, they know us. Right. And since it is a rural community, there is people like their privacy, but we also help each other out. So we don't really have barns around here, but the equivalent of barn raising type of things. And that's where a lot of our, our energy goes into is the, the small communities cuz we're, very rural and kind of everybody's their own little ranch homestead out in this area. Mark: Sure. Yeah. That really contrasts with where I am. I mean, California is obviously very heavily populated, but you know, I'm here on the coast and one of the most attractive things to a human is an area where there's water moving around. People love to go to the beach and so beach cleanups and river cleanups and that kind of thing are, are phenomenon where I am just because there's enough people to make a mess. Yucca: Well, and even if you didn't have people going to the beach, you'd probably have stuff washing up all the time anyways. So there's just always gonna be stuff to, to go and, and help out with. And you have some amazing, Mark: Yes  Yucca: Marine ecosystems right off your coast. Mark: we do. We do. Yeah. They are endangered the, the kelp forests are being replaced by a sort of gelatinous slime on the bottom of the ocean. And many of the many of the creatures are being replaced by sea urchins. Yucca: Yeah. Mark: But, Yucca: Kiddos are huge Octa, not fans, if there's any other parents out there, you know what I'm talking about? And their favorite character is Shellington the sea Otter. Who's allergic to sea urchins, but all his other friends eat up the the urchins. They have a whole episode about how important the sea otters are to keeping those urchins in balance. Mark: yes. And that's another species which was haunted nearly to extinction and is now rebounded quite well along the California coast. Yucca: I'm glad to hear that. Yeah. Mark: Yeah. It's, they're so adorable. It's great Yucca: They're oh my goodness. So. Mark: so. Yucca: yeah, our our next question, and this actually ties back to what we're talking about, about the, the community. This is coming from Savannah who did a, a much longer email, really love the email, but I'm just gonna pull this last bit out. Talking about community with the larger pagan community, which may not necessarily be non theist or athe pagans. So they write, I've been pondering, whether I should start attending local pagan events, which in this area seem to be skewed, more viewed, more theistic, and based in the supernatural, is it worth it? Are there ways to get along? Would I simply have to turn my brain off at a, at certain points, bite my tongue and swallow my allergy to woo. Or is there a way to be part of mainstream pagan community in a way that's authentic to me. So some good stuff in here. Mark: Yeah. Great question. And it's one that I think is really pertinent for everyone that's practicing in the non theist pagan realm. There, there is, as, as rare as pagans are, and the best estimate that I've seen for north America is that there's probably about a million of us in in the United States. And then more in Canada and Mexico. So that that's not very much in a country of 330 odd million people. Yucca: yeah. Mark: But there is a community and there are events, there are festivals and there are conferences and there are opportunities to get in their local groups that are opportunities to get together. And unfortunately there is no way to broadly characterize those. It really depends on the personalities and the culture of what's going on in your local area. So not knowing who those people are. I can't really say whether it's possible for you to be out as atheist pagan with other pagans and have them welcome you. Some places do some places don't, Yucca: And it's so personal too. Right? We can give advice, but what's gonna, even if, if you, there were two atheopagan in the same place who didn't know each other, we're having the same question. It's gonna be different for each of those people based on their personalities and their comfort zone. All of that stuff. so we can certainly give the advice, but, but know that it's gonna be different for absolutely everyone. And there's not a right answer. Mark: Right. My rule of thumb for this sort of thing is that when I'm a guest, I obey the hosts rules. Yucca: Mm-hmm Mark: So if I'm invited to a ritual and they're doing all this theistic stuff, I just translate it in my mind, understanding that they may not know that they're talking to air and that that's, that that they're just talking to themselves or not. But that doesn't really matter. I know that. And I understand what they're trying to get at in terms of the characteristics, the qualities, the nature of the figure that they're invoking, right? Like if they're invoking Zeus, there are particular qualities and characteristics that that figure of myth has, and that's what they're, that's what they're invoking into the ritual that you're working to do. So I don't necessarily, I mean, I'm not going to pipe up in the middle of somebody's ritual and say, I don't believe that Yucca: Yeah, Mark: but so it, it is rude, right. If we get into a theological discussion, I'm going to, I'm gonna be public about my atheopagan, but you don't have to be, if you're not comfortable, Yucca: right. Mark: You can say, my, my personal cosmology is really private to me. Or you can say I look at things somewhat differently, but that doesn't really matter. I'm glad to be here. And, enjoying being with you folks, Yucca: Or you can steer the conversation away and not actually ask, answer the question that they asked. Right. When they ask a direct question, you just talk about whatever you wanna talk about and just run with the conversation in a different direction,  Mark: I mean, Yucca: that's. Yeah. Mark: I mean, talk about your passion for nature, talk about your, your sense of awe and wonder at, what's happening with the James web telescope. There, there are a lot of different things that you can do that will resonate with the vast majority of practicing pagans that don't have to do with God's and magic. If somebody, is sort of grilling you about, well, what kind of spells do you really like to do? Yada yada? Well, I'm not much of a spellcaster I've been known. I've been known to use that line a lot. And the vast majority of pagans, at least in the United States are solitary. They are not people who work in groups or coves or circles. So. That understanding. That means that by definition, it's a very idiosyncratic community of people. Everybody's got their own way of approaching things. So there is a lot of tolerance in the pagan community for difference of many kinds. The problem is that when you, when you explain that you don't believe in deities or supernatural beings of any kind, people can take that as a criticism of their belief. And you want to kind of avoid that implication if at all possible. Everybody has to draw their own cosmological conclusions. We've done that based on evidence and science, others do it based on experiences that they've had. Right. Believing what their, what their sensorium developed as an experience for them believing that that is an actual physical thing that happened in the world. So if they heard the voice of a God talking to them, they don't think that it was their brain. They think that it was the voice of a God talking to them. And, we, we need to respect that they as humans, they have the right to do that. They have the right to their own spiritual path and the right to their own Conclusions about the nature of the world. But we don't have to say, oh yes, I see. I, I know how that is. We can, we can divert the conversation or just be, really Franken, but in a vague way. Right. I, I have kind of a different way of understanding that stuff, but that sounds really powerful to me, Yucca: Yeah. Cause that's, that's another strategy is to just let them talk about themselves and their. Turn it back to them getting to talk about themselves because not everybody, but most pagans are really excited to get to talk about their thing with somebody. Right. You're gonna listen to me. Go on. Right. So like asking a D and D player about their characters, you Mark: Right. Right. Exactly. Yeah. Well, let me just tell you, Yucca: yeah. Now the other thing that we of course need to put a plug in for is and this is kind of a place that, that atheopagan is right now. One of the stages is that we are growing and starting to build a lot of community. So it might be an opportunity for you to. To start building a community, right. If there isn't already an atheopagan affinity group in your area, maybe you could start one, right. Or maybe there might be, for me, there's just not enough of us in New Mexico. So I'm chilling with the Coloradans, right? Like, okay, that's close enough. I'll go hang out with you. You're, you're only a few hours away, so maybe there's something like that. So Mark: Yeah. Yeah. And community is a really good thing. And it's an important function of, of religion of spirituality. It's. Well, okay. I, I don't want to get into the difference between religion and spirituality and there are no universally agreed definitions for those terms anyway, but. To me, religion is a communal activity. It's something that, that, a community builds itself up around, and it's good for us. It's good for us not to be siloed all the time and to be connected with other people of like mind. So what Yucca says is really a, an important point that you know, I, there was this reporter in the bay area many years ago, scoop NICAR who used to say, if you don't like the news, go out and make some of your own. And similarly with pagan community, if you don't like what they're doing, make some of your own, announce a announce, a Sabba holiday celebration and invite people that you think. Might fit might, might celebrate that, you can have a nice, a nice feast dinner and meet some new people. Meetup.com is actually a really useful thing for that because people who are looking for things to do, looking for ways to connect with others are they're there. That's where they are. So it's a, it's a useful tool. Yucca: Yeah. Okay. So let's take this last one for now. And again, if you wanna, if you wanna send in your questions or topics please do, but this last one is from Cheryl. And this is kind of a, kind of a fun one, a little bit of a tricky one. So two parts to it. Okay. What positive stereotypes do you hope athe pagans become known for? And on the flip side, what are some possible negative stereotypes you worry about? And you would like to steer the community away. Yeah. Mark: Okay. Okay. Yucca: I mean, I could, some of the positive ones immediately, I could say. I hope that we've become known for being compassionate. Interesting. Open-minded very critical, but in like a Socratic kind of loving of education way, those are some, I mean, basically I'm just taking out my personal values that I like and saying, I want the whole community to be like that. Right. But yeah. Mark: Yeah. I think I would like, for us to know, for, to be known for being kind. Yucca: Yeah. Mark: And also critical thinkers and for our genuine love for nature, our, our, our deep passion for this world and our capacity to inspire that in others. I would also like for us to be known as really effective ritualists, people that can really change you psychologically really, transform the hurts within us so that we heal and really put on a great celebration. That's filled with joy and happiness and connection. So those, those pieces I think are really important to me as well. On the other side on the negative side, what I would like to do is divert our reputation away from the new atheists. Yucca: mm-hmm Mark: I don't want to be, I don't want to be perceived in the same bucket as Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris and all those guys, Lauren Krause. Yucca: I mean, for me, for many years, I shied away from using the term atheist because of that association. Right. I think actually there was a, a video like years back at this point that I had made that I had mentioned that. And you had commented in the, the comments section about that. Right. And it was a really nice kind of eye opener, but because you hear a lot of people, you hear the word atheist and the, what comes to mind is the person like shooting down and tearing apart and, and just being very like, Mark: Being being antithetic Yucca: and yeah, and just shutting everybody down. Right. Mark: right, right. In, in, in with, with the, with the key goal, being this sort of egotistical, Yucca: Superiority. Mark: the, and Desi desire to be right. Yucca: Yeah. Mark: And I mean, everybody, everybody thinks their cosmology is right. It's true that people who base their cosmologies on evidence are more likely to be. Right. But being right is cold comfort. It's not. It doesn't, you can't build community around being right. Which is why atheism doesn't really have communities. There's. I mean, there are a couple of organizations where people belong to them and get together to talk about how right they are. And I've been to a few of those, Yucca: Yeah. Well at its core, though, atheism is just not. Theist. Right. And then there's so many different then. I mean, that's only just a tiny part of culture. Right. And then there's so much. And so that's, I mean, what, what we've done is we've taken and brought together the, okay. We don't deal with that God thing, but we are pagans. We, we appreciate science. We use that as a framework for understanding the world, but we also have all of these other values that we are adding to this. You can be atheist and have values, Mark: Yes. Yes. And paganism by its very nature is culture building rather than being handed culture from a book or from an existing tradition, that's already got all of its own rules. We are in the process of creating culture for ourselves that meets our values and works to help us to be really happy and effective in the world. And those are things that don't really fit very well in the, in the new atheist schema of things, because they involve a lot of. Kind of soft, cushy stuff that isn't the bright, hard steel of science, right? They involve rituals and psychology and myth and symbols and all the, the artistic impulse, the creative impulse all of those things that are so, so intrinsic to who we are as humans, but not about the thinky part of being humans. They're about the other parts to being humans and valuing those other parts and feeding them and building community around them. Yucca: Right. And what I really hope for us is that we continue to grow and cultivate an appreciation for both of those sides. Right? Because the, the pagan community at large is really good at those feeling squishy stuff. But one of the things that we're doing is atheopagan is also bringing in the, yeah, let's bring in this logic, let's bring in this critical thinking and we're and we're bettered for it. We feel it improves our life. Mark: Yeah. Yeah. And, and there's a, I guess I would say there is a, a satiety to the worldview of non-US paganism. There's, there's a way that it fills us up because the world is enough, right. Nature, all the way out to the gala. Super clusters and, macro structures in the universe all the way down, down below the quirks to, the, the, the tiny boons and microparticles. It, it's so amazing and so enormous to try to get your mind around even a little bit, that we, we are able to be satisfied with it. Somehow we don't need to populate it with human-like figures that are probably pretty unlikely to exist based on the available evidence. And so one of the things that I've said about Ethiopia paganism quite a bit is that we're the spirituality of verifiable reality. Yucca: like that. Will you say that one again? Mark: we're the spirituality of verifiable reality. You, you don't need for there to be a supernatural dimension to the universe in order to be filled with a spiritual sense of awe and joy and purpose and finding meaning in this life. And and so that's what we're about and what I would hope people would take away from encountering us is this feeling of, wow, that's a really cool person. I really liked them. They were warm and they were thoughtful and they were interesting and they were creative. And I wanna spend more time with those kinds of people. Yucca: Yeah. And welcoming. Mark: Yes. And, and welcoming. Yucca: Yeah. Mark: Not proselytizing to be clear, not you should be one of us, but just welcoming, if you're, if you're curious about the stuff that I'm into, here's where you can find it. Yeah. As the, as the, the founder of the particular path of athe paganism within the broader category of non-US paganism, my goal has always been from the very beginning to try to do it. All right. And I'm human. So that means that there's gonna be, places where it doesn't get done. Right. But with a community, I think you can correct for any one person's errors in order to become more and more kind, more and more consistent with your expressed values, more and more mutually accountable and transparent, more and more affirming of the value of every person who's in the community and every person in the world. And so that really is my hope that we are on this evolutionary journey where as a movement, among the many movements of humans here we're gaining some traction for those kinds of values and way of being in the world with one another. Yucca: Yeah, I've been very encouraged and impressed by the community. And there's been so many people stepping forward and taking leadership roles and people are certainly not afraid to correct you or anyone else. And you have been you've received that very well in the situations that I've seen and just, just a very mature group of, of really passionate and kind people that are just excited to grow this and create, create this community that, that we're cultivating together. Mark: Yeah. Yeah. I've, I've really found that too. I mean, when I first entered the pagan community back in the eighties what struck me was how incredibly cool the people were. The, they were heartfelt. They were. Open. They were interesting. They were creative. Now a lot of them believed some stuff that I was kind of like, well, I, I'm not sure how that all, I I'm, I'm not sure how that all squares with the evidence, but okay. In this community, I'm finding all of those same qualities along with a real sort of intellectual sharpness a, a very thoughtful, analytical capacity. And it's just a joy to be a part of I've. I, I so enjoy, the online interactions, the, the, the in person interactions. It's just really been an amazing thing. Yucca: Yeah, and I am really grateful to share this time with you and all of you listening that, you take a, take a part of your week aside to hang out with us and, and be part of this, this amazing community and this amazing movement and whatever it is that we are. So thank you. Thank all of you. Mark: Yes. Thank you very much. Thank you for wanting to be the kind of person we're all working to be. Cuz the world needs it. The world, the world needs kind thoughtful, critically thinking inclusive people who care about things like justice and, and nature, right? Yeah. Yucca: Yeah. And thank you for the, the questions. And we will do another one of these episodes when we get some more questions. This was a lot of fun. I liked having the kind of a lot of the, the smaller topics. I mean, any of these, actually we could have really fleshed out into a full episode actually, but it was nice to get, to get to go through and, and kind of jump from topic to topic and, and go to some very different places in the same hour. Mark: Yeah, yeah. I really enjoyed it too. Remember you could contact us at the wonder podcast queues, gmail.com. That's the wonder podcast, QS, gmail.com. And we always welcome your, your feedback, your questions, all that kind of stuff. So thank you so much, Yucca. See you next week.

Depois de 28 anos desde a última edição realizada nos Estados Unidos, a Cúpula das Américas reuniu, nesta semana, em Los Angeles, líderes de alguns países americanos. Dentre eles o Brasil, que teve o primeiro encontro bilateral entre Joe Biden e Jair Bolsonaro. Para comentar o evento e outros destaques da semana, participam deste episódio nossos consultores Gabriela Santana, Lucas Fernandes, Nicholas Borges e Raquel Alves. A 9ª edição da Cúpula, antes mesmo de começar, já causava desconforto entre alguns líderes. Isso porque Cuba, Nicarágua e Venezuela ficaram de fora do evento. Essa exclusão provocou instabilidade diplomática no continente e foi criticada pelos presidentes do Chile, Gabriel Boric, e da Argentina, Alberto Fernández. A intenção dos EUA ao sediar o evento é construir uma cooperação entre os países americanos para aumentar a produção de alimentos e fertilizantes, setores diretamente atingidos pelos conflitos entre Rússia e Ucrânia. Além disso, Biden planeja reestabelecer as relações com esses países, que ficaram abaladas após o governo de Donald Trump. Você vai conferir os principais destaques do evento com a análise dos nossos especialistas neste episódio. Enquanto Bolsonaro tenta reverter a imagem de isolamento internacional do Brasil na Cúpula, a política nacional se concentra nas Eleições de 2022. Nesta semana, a equipe encarregada pela redação do programa de governo do ex-presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT), se concentrou em incorporar as propostas dos aliados ao texto preliminar. O grupo é formado por dois representantes de cada um dos sete partidos que compõem a aliança encabeçada pela chapa Lula-Alckmin. Nossos consultores analisam alguns pontos do documento divulgado, como a revogação do teto de gastos e da reforma trabalhista, o fortalecimento dos sindicatos sem a volta do imposto sindical, entre outros. Por fim, você também confere neste episódio o aquecimento das discussões sobre a regulamentação do lobby no Brasil com a apresentação de um novo Projeto de Lei sobre o tema, o PL 1535/2022, de autoria do deputado Carlos Zarattini (PT/SP), que regulamenta a profissão. O texto é fruto da discussão do PL 1202/2007, que chegou a ser discutido no plenário da Câmara em 2018, mas não obteve acordo para ser votado. Essa nova proposta deve tramitar conjuntamente ao Projeto de Lei 4391/21, do Poder Executivo, que também regulamenta a atividade e é inspirada nas recomendações da Organização para Cooperação e Desenvolvimento Econômico (OCDE), colegiado do qual o Brasil está em processo de acessão. A proposta do governo era, até então, a mais importante sobre o assunto, e será debatida em breve em uma Audiência Pública. Confira todos esses temas no episódio dessa semana!

Neste episódio do E Tem Mais, Carol Nogueira apresenta um panorama das expectativas para a nona edição da Cúpula das Américas, realizada a partir desta segunda-feira (6) em Los Angeles. O encontro reúne líderes de países da região para tratar de temas como democracia, direitos humanos, meio ambiente e comércio, entre outros. Durante o evento, Brasil e Estados Unidos terão o primeiro encontro bilateral entre os presidentes das duas nações desde a chegada de Joe Biden à Casa Branca. O governo norte-americano, organizador da cúpula, busca uma reaproximação com os países da região, mas a decisão de não convidar representantes de Cuba, Nicarágua e Venezuela para a reunião despertou críticas de países como México, Bolívia e Honduras.  Para descrever o papel da Cúpula das Américas no cenário internacional e o que é possível esperar do encontro entre os presidentes Jair Bolsonaro e Joe Biden, participam deste episódio o editor de internacional da CNN Brasil Renan de Souza e o professor de relações internacionais Mauricio Santoro, da Uerj. Com apresentação de Carol Nogueira, este podcast é produzido pela Maremoto para a CNN Brasil. Você também pode ouvir o E Tem Mais no site da CNN Brasil. E aproveite para conhecer os nossos outros programas em áudio. Acesse: cnnbrasil.com.br/podcasts.

Salve, salve, Cacdista! Veja os destaques do Resumo Semanal de Notícias (22 a 29 de abril): - Gás: Rússia interrompe fornecimento de gás natural para Polônia e Bulgária; - Kiev: Secretário-geral da ONU visita capital ucraniana, que é alvo de bombardeios; - Holodomor: Senado brasileiro reconhece extermínio na Ucrânia na década de 1930; - CSNU: Resolução da AGNU prevê reunião sempre que houver veto no Conselho; - França: Emmanuel Macron vence, mas votos da extrema direita preocupam; - UE: Bloco europeu aciona mecanismo de Estado de Direito contra a Hungria; - Nicarágua: governo de Daniel Ortega fecha escritório da OEA em Manágua.

Salve, salve, Cacdista! Veja os destaques do resumo de notícias da semana: - Ucrânia: já passa de 5 milhões o número de refugiados da guerra; - G20: em protesto contra a Rússia, líderes ocidentais abandonam reunião; Brasil não adere; - FMI: previsão de crescimento da economia global cai para 3,6%; Brasil deve crescer 0,8%; - China: Pequim sela acordo militar com Ilhas Salomão, no Pacífico; - CIJ: Corte afirma que Colômbia violou direitos soberanos nas águas da Nicarágua; - Jerusalém: confrontos na mesquita Al-Aqsa deixam mais de 150 feridos; - Afeganistão: 11 pessoas morreram em ataque reivindicado pelo autoproclamado Estado Islâmico; - OMC: diretora-geral da Organização, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, realiza visita oficial ao Brasil.

As férias ficaram pequenas para vidas que giram em torno de uma paixão: viajar. Aí vieram os longos mochilões e as expedições a pé, de jipe, moto e carro por 66 países dos cinco continentes. Agora, o sonho de desbravar o mundo se transformou em profissão. O repórter fotográfico Renato Weil e a jornalista Glória Tupinambás, colunistas de Viagem e Turismo da Rádio CBN, colocaram o pé na estrada a bordo do motorhome A Casa Nômade para desbravar os extremos das Américas. A Casa Nômade começou as viagens pelo Brasil em 2015. A bordo de uma casa sobre rodas, o casal já viajou do Oiapoque ao Chuí e explorou as belezas do Chile, Argentina, Uruguai, Bolívia, Peru, Equador e Colômbia. Em maio de 2018, despacharam o motorhome de navio da Colômbia para a América Central e visitaram Panamá, Costa Rica, Nicarágua, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala e Belize. E, depois de desbravarem o México, agora estão nos Estados Unidos. A próxima meta é, em 2020, chegar ao Alasca. As viagens são patrocinadas pela Mercedes Benz, ALE Combustíveis, Mysimtravel, Osprey, Fiero e outras empresas. Não deixe de seguir o @VIAJOCAST nas redes sociais! Lá você fica por dentro dos próximos episódios, manda pergunta e ainda ve fotos dos lugares que falamos em cada episódio. #viajologoexisto #viajocast

Salve, salve, Cacdista! Veja o que foi notícia entre os dias 18 e 25 de março: > Ucrânia: guerra completa um mês e provoca deslocamento de 10 milhões de pessoas; > Coreia do Norte: país lança míssil balístico intercontinental, o primeiro desde 2017; > Myanmar: EUA classificam como “genocídio” repressão contra minoria rohingya; > Israel: quatro pessoas são mortas em atentado classificado como terrorista; > Nicarágua: embaixador nicaraguense junto à OEA denuncia regime de Ortega; > Tarifas: governo brasileiro zera taxas de importação de seis alimentos e do etanol.

A quarta-feira (10) foi dia de repercussão da aprovação da PEC dos Precatórios na Câmara, em votação realizada na véspera. A proposta é central para o governo. E a atitude dos partidos já vem sendo usada como arma política. O “Durma com essa” mostra como votaram PT, PL, Podemos, PDT, PSDB, PSD e Novo, partidos que pretendem ter nomes nas urnas na disputa presidencial de outubro de 2022. O programa traz ainda o redator Marcelo Roubicek falando sobre os dados mais recentes da inflação, o repórter especial João Paulo Charleaux comentando os ecos da eleição da Nicarágua no Brasil e a da revista Gama Betina Neves dando dicas para que você possa ter uma casa mais sustentável.

O presidente da Câmara, Arthur Lira (PP-AL), se encontrou nesta segunda-feira (8) com o presidente do Supremo, Luiz Fux, para falar sobre o julgamento do tribunal sobre as emendas do relator, tipo de repasse de verbas para parlamentares criticado pela falta de transparência. O Supremo deve decidir na terça-feira (9) se derruba ou mantém uma decisão da ministra Rosa Weber que suspendeu a execução das emendas do relator na sexta-feira (5). O “Durma com essa” fala sobre a movimentação do presidente Jair Bolsonaro e de Lira às vésperas da votação em segundo turno da PEC dos Precatórios na Câmara. O programa também traz a participação do redator Marcelo Roubicek, que fala sobre o caminho necessário para o Brasil cumprir as metas climáticas assumidas na COP26, do redator Estêvão Bertoni, que explica a crise no Inep no mês do Enem, e do repórter especial João Paulo Charleaux, que comenta a reeleição contestada do presidente Daniel Ortega na Nicarágua.ESTÁ ERRADO: Este podcast diz que as emendas do relator foram criadas em 2019. Na verdade, esse formato de emenda já existia antes, para a correção de questões pontuais do Orçamento. Em 2019, uma mudança do Congresso instituiu um identificador de despesa próprio para elas (o chamado código RP-9), o que ampliou a possibilidade de uso das emendas do relator.