It took me a long time to understand that my cultural heritage makes me natural born racist
Author: José Manuel Diogo
The cyber pandemy
Despite everyone its grounded homeofficing, soon the corporate world will realise that productivity is increasing. However, a new danger is preparing to emerge. At Digital Space’s Twitter profile, where cyber pirates brag about their hacking […]
The Man Power and the Ray Girl
They do believe in all the things they may say That what comes must be (always) better than what came before And you’d better come come, come come to me Better come come, come come […]
FLIGHT TP 1028
There had to be a way to fit me into the clock of your life. You had appeared behind the sandwich cart, in the belly of the steel bird, the day I went to Madrid […]
I want you more than the street
Who would have thought a few weeks ago that we would be forbidden not only to go out into the street but to have any physical contact with another human being? It’s ironic to realize […]
The Machiavellian virus
The worst effect of Covid-19 is not that it has no cure. The pandemic may even end sooner than we think because the vaccine will come faster. All the scientists in the world are after […]
Hope
Hope is a tree with wind. Without waking, I think of us. Outside the sun paints the branches that the trees already lay down in spring green. March is there – between crises and colds, […]
The importance of being Brazil
The image Brazil has in the world is the main obstacle to its development. Anyone who doesn’t know Brazil and just reads the international press may even believe that the beloved land is a country […]
The new normal
Is the new normal abnormal? Or is it just different? The new normal is just our new life. But how will we get used to it; will we like it? Not at first! We’ll hate […]
Lua Nova
Um sorriso nascerá na linha branca que agora em silêncio tem ficado