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Article in Estadão: “In times of democratic leadership for Brazil, magistrates cannot choose opacity”

The following article, signed by Patrícia Villela Marino, was originally published in the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo on October 18th. We are experiencing a historical inflection point in…

Andrei Reina20/10/2025

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Article in Poder360: “The populism of anti-corruption and the silence about the secret budget”

The following article, written by Patrícia Villela Marino, was originally published on the Poder360 website on October 17. In recent years, we have witnessed the consolidation of a political strategy…

Andrei Reina17/10/2025

Articles H360 in the Media

Article in O Globo: “Trump and Bolsonaro’s power feeds on disinformation”

The following article, signed by Patrícia Villela Marino, was originally published in the newspaper O Globo on October 2nd. President Donald Trump's recent statement associating the use of paracetamol during…

Andrei Reina06/10/2025

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Safeguarding Brazilian democracy requires the courage to have “difficult conversations,” writes H360 president

In Brazil, democracy has never been a given, but rather a daily construction that demands vigilance, continuous improvement, and broad participation from society. This September 15th, as the world observes…

Andrei Reina15/09/2025

Active Citizenship Articles Violence Reduction

Regime progression and temporary leaves: essential tools for the social reintegration of incarcerated people

Regime progression is a fundamental right guaranteed to individuals serving custodial sentences in Brazil. Provided for in Article 112 of the Criminal Execution Law (LEP), it establishes that sentences must…

Andrei Reina01/09/2025

Articles H360 in the Media

Article in O Globo: “Philanthropy is no startup”

The following article, written by Patrícia Villela Marino, was originally published in the newspaper O Globo on July 15. The announcement of the closure of Primary School, conceived by Mark…

Andrei Reina16/07/2025

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Note from the co-founders of the Humanitas360 Institute on the passing of photographer Sebastião Salgado

On behalf of our family, the team at the Humanitas360 Institute and the PDR Philanthropic Fund, we would like to express our profound sorrow at the passing of Sebastião Salgado,…

Andrei Reina23/05/2025

Articles H360 in the Media

Article in Folha: “Criminal justice flat-earthism is not public policy: Brazil does imprison too much (and then some)”

The following article, written by Patrícia Villela Marino, was originally published in the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo on May 18. I am outraged by the assertion made by columnist Joel…

Andrei Reina19/05/2025

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“Remember me with tenderness”: A farewell to Francis, brother in faith

The following text was originally published on Patrícia Villela Marino's LinkedIn page on April 22. My heart is in mourning. And also in prayer. A man who, even with the…

Andrei Reina22/04/2025

Articles H360 in the Media Violence Reduction

Article in O Globo: “Anti-drug rhetoric is penal populism”

The following article, authored by Patrícia Villela Marino, was originally published in the newspaper O Globo on April 9. While a good portion of the Brazilian Parliament and public figures…

Andrei Reina09/04/2025

Article in Estadão: “In times of democratic leadership for Brazil, magistrates cannot choose opacity”

Article in Poder360: “The populism of anti-corruption and the silence about the secret budget”

Article in O Globo: “Trump and Bolsonaro’s power feeds on disinformation”

Safeguarding Brazilian democracy requires the courage to have “difficult conversations,” writes H360 president

Article in O Globo: “Philanthropy is no startup”

Note from the co-founders of the Humanitas360 Institute on the passing of photographer Sebastião Salgado

Article in Folha: “Criminal justice flat-earthism is not public policy: Brazil does imprison too much (and then some)”

“Remember me with tenderness”: A farewell to Francis, brother in faith

Article in O Globo: “Anti-drug rhetoric is penal populism”

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