Bücher von Urariano Mota

Never-Ending Youth is a 21st-century reminder of the groundbreaking work of Gabriel García Márquez, Mario Vargas Llosa and Roberto Bolaños. It portrays the anxiety and exuberance of youth, the magnetism of home and culture in times of strife and suffering. Brazilian radical journalist and novelist Urariano Mota brings the heat, intensity and perennial peril of Northeast Brazil to life in Peter Lownds's vivid, annotated translation.The plot unrolls in the streets, bars, beaches and boarding houses of Recife and Olinda, Pernambuco, in the early 1970s, a time of undeclared civil war and internecine struggle when the clandestine activities of a group of friends and comrades defy the military dictatorship. Some perish while others survive to reflect on their fate.The young rebels' love for painting, poetry, music and alcohol is challenged by a hasty indoctrination in Marxist, Leninist and Maoist theory. They make impulsive decisions in precarious times with scant moral and material support, and those who survive attempt to reconcile their utopian past with their more comfortable existence a half century later when Jair Bolsonaro's authoritarian regime reminds them that the struggle for social justice continues. Urariano Mota's Never-Ending Youth is both a memoir and a paean to the survival of the revolutionary spirit.

Torturas a presos políticos serão assumidas em público, à semelhança do que se fez com Gregório Bezerra no Recife em 1964. Mas dessa vez, em 2019, como um espetáculo de arena mais democrática. Todo o mundo verá bandidos e comunistas, que virão a ser uma só coisa, espancados e mortos nas ruas, para aplausos dos apoiadores e silenciosa covardia dos liberais. Os vídeos gravados em celulares atestarão: ¿Se um marginal morre, alguma coisa ele fez¿. O pesadelo Bolsonaro já antecipou os crimes de 2019 em outubro de 2018, com seus apoiadores matando e espancando eleitores de Haddad nas ruas.