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Patrícia Villela Marino: “Revision of the Drug Law cannot be postponed”

Between the end of May and throughout June, the judgment in the Supreme Federal Court that may decriminalize the possession of drugs for personal consumption in Brazil was included in…

Andrei Reina29/06/2023

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Article in O Globo: “It is necessary to change the paradigm of tax incentives and philanthropy”

The following article, written by Patrícia Villela Marino and Priscila Pasqualin, was published in the Prática ESG platform, of the newspapers O Globo and Valor Econômico, on March 22, 2023.…

Andrei Reina29/03/2023

O presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, governadores e autoridades, cruzam a Praça dos Três Poderes para visitar as instalações da sede do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF), um dia após os atos terroristas que depredaram a sede do tribunal

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Derrubando Muros Collective: “Tearing down walls is strengthening the bridges of democracy”

Derrubando Muros (Tearing Down Walls) is a civil society initiative that brings together more than 100 people, including activists, scientists, communicators, academics, businessmen, and politicians with the aim of defending…

Andrei Reina16/01/2023

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Article in Folha de S.Paulo: “Patient safety hinges on passing the Cannabis Act”

The following article, written by the president of the Humanitas360 Institute, Patrícia Villela Marino, was originally published in Portuguese in the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo on December 13, 2022. In…

Andrei Reina14/12/2022

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Article in Bloomberg Línea: “I vote for Lula in defense of the Democratic State of Law”

Originally published in Portuguese by Bloomberg Línea. In an essay, the businesswoman says she will vote for the PT for the first time and that the former president is the…

Andrei Reina07/11/2022

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Article in Folha de S. Paulo: Do we really need a Bible Museum?

Originally published in the Folha de S. Paulo's website The opening of the Pandemic Museum and the reconstruction of the National Museum take time to get attention in a country…

Paula Carvalho06/10/2022

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Sechat: Cannabis Thinking and the importance of thinking about cannabis business legacies

Originally published on Sechat´s website With the presence of big names in the sector such as Marcelo D2, Rogério Schiatti, Pedro Abramovay and Ad Júnior, thinking about cannabis becomes increasingly…

Paula Carvalho05/10/2022

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JRESE: The Connection between cannabis decriminalization and mass incarceration

Originally published on the JRESE website Humanitas360 Institute is a non-profit organization (501.c3) based in the United States with a regional office in Brazil. We work to build fairer and…

Paula Carvalho11/08/2022

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Sechat: Medical cannabis, also a matter of communication

Originally published on Sechat's website How can the debate on the uses of cannabis be expanded in Brazil? A survey carried out in July 2022 by PoderData brings us sad…

Paula Carvalho09/08/2022

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The Regenerative Industry Wakes Brazil up: Time to Act

* Speech given by the president of the Humanitas360 Institute, Patrícia Villela Marino, at the Regenerative Cannabis Live (Regennabis) event, held at the United Nations (UN) headquarters in New York…

Paula Carvalho17/05/2022

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Folha de S. Paulo: Two weights, two measures? (Op-ed by Patrícia Villela Marino and Marcelo Grecco)

From the original text (in Portuguese, published at Folha de S. Paulo in 17.03.2022. Access the original link here) Patrícia Villela Marino Founder and CEO Humanitas360 Institute and co-founder of…

Paula Carvalho25/03/2022

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In favor of the Elisaldo Carlini Law

Regulation will allow research and production of Cannabis-based medicines Originally published at Folha de São Paulo, October 4, 2020. Marcelo de Vitta Grecco Co-founder and director of business development at The…

Humanitas36007/10/2020

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Hemp can put Brazil on the path to a green revolution

Originally published on By Marcelo de Vita Grecco and Patrícia Villela Marino The biggest difficulty faced by Brazil in 2020 is the tragic loss of thousands of lives due to…

Humanitas36003/09/2020

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Thank you letter to H360: “Every attitude here inside is very intense and important”

This is a letter sent to the Humanitas360 Institute by Flavia Maria, one of the leaders of the Lili Cooperative and who is still imprisoned in the II Women’s Penitentiary…

Humanitas36004/08/2020

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A civilized way to treat cannabis

Originally published at Economy & Law, June 2020. Patrícia Villela Marino and Emílio Figueiredo The decision by public health agencies in the United States to keep cannabis-derived products trade in…

Humanitas36024/06/2020

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None of us can be indifferent – letter from the president of H360

Humanitas360 was founded with the core belief that all people, no matter their race, gender, geography, sexual orientation, and financial means, have inalienable rights that cannot be denied and must…

Humanitas36004/06/2020

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Renewing society, considering the incarcerated people

Patrícia Villela Marino, president of Humanitas360 Institute Article originally published at Brazilian newspaper Estadão, in April 16. Read the original: https://politica.estadao.com.br/blogs/fausto-macedo/reinvencao-da-sociedade-deve-incluir-sistema-carcerario/

Humanitas36029/04/2020

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Cooperation versus slavery: privatization and the exploitation of incarcerated work force in Sao Paulo’s prisons

Ricardo Anderáos Vice President of Humanitas360 Institute The privatization of detention centers in Sao Paulo led to a courthouse war between the state government, on the one side, and public…

Humanitas36002/12/2019

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Dissatisfaction with politicians reveals doubts about the future of democracy in Latin American countries

Almost two years after the first edition of the Citizen Engagement Index, developed by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) together with Humanitas360, some of the issues raised by the research…

Humanitas36002/12/2019

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The structure of the macro-corruption of “Lava Jato Peru”

On February 15th 2019, Brazilian company Odebrecht held an agreement with the Peruvian Public Ministry. In the document -according to what has been published through research-, the company confirmed its…

Humanitas36028/08/2019

Patrícia Villela Marino: “Revision of the Drug Law cannot be postponed”

Article in O Globo: “It is necessary to change the paradigm of tax incentives and philanthropy”

Derrubando Muros Collective: “Tearing down walls is strengthening the bridges of democracy”

Article in Folha de S.Paulo: “Patient safety hinges on passing the Cannabis Act”

Article in Bloomberg Línea: “I vote for Lula in defense of the Democratic State of Law”

Article in Folha de S. Paulo: Do we really need a Bible Museum?

Sechat: Cannabis Thinking and the importance of thinking about cannabis business legacies

JRESE: The Connection between cannabis decriminalization and mass incarceration

Sechat: Medical cannabis, also a matter of communication

The Regenerative Industry Wakes Brazil up: Time to Act

Folha de S. Paulo: Two weights, two measures? (Op-ed by Patrícia Villela Marino and Marcelo Grecco)

In favor of the Elisaldo Carlini Law

Hemp can put Brazil on the path to a green revolution

Thank you letter to H360: “Every attitude here inside is very intense and important”

A civilized way to treat cannabis

None of us can be indifferent – letter from the president of H360

Renewing society, considering the incarcerated people

Cooperation versus slavery: privatization and the exploitation of incarcerated work force in Sao Paulo’s prisons

Dissatisfaction with politicians reveals doubts about the future of democracy in Latin American countries

The structure of the macro-corruption of “Lava Jato Peru”

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