On the path of Marcílio Marques Moreira, by Celso Lafer

  • 17 november 2024

The latest column by Celso Lafer, founder of the Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI) and former Minister of Foreign Affairs (1992/2001-2003), published in the “Opinion” section of O Estado de S. Paulo (Estadão), offers reflections on the trajectory of Brazilian economist and diplomat Marcílio Marques Moreira.

In the book O Social como Elixir (The Social as Elixir), Marcílio Marques Moreira shares a narrative that retraces his education, professional journey, and significant encounters, such as the one with San Tiago Dantas, which influenced his identity as an intellectual and public figure. With clear and engaging prose, the author revisits pivotal moments in Brazil's recent history, highlighting his role as ambassador and minister of the economy, as well as his significant contributions to governance and economic management during challenging times. The book, which will be launched next week in Rio, provides readers with a deep reflection on Moreira's life and Brazilian society.

 

Read the full article HERE.

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The latest column by Celso Lafer, founder of the Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI) and former Minister of Foreign Affairs (1992/2001-2003), published in the “Opinion” section of O Estado de S. Paulo (Estadão), offers reflections on the trajectory of Brazilian economist and diplomat Marcílio Marques Moreira.

In the book O Social como Elixir (The Social as Elixir), Marcílio Marques Moreira shares a narrative that retraces his education, professional journey, and significant encounters, such as the one with San Tiago Dantas, which influenced his identity as an intellectual and public figure. With clear and engaging prose, the author revisits pivotal moments in Brazil's recent history, highlighting his role as ambassador and minister of the economy, as well as his significant contributions to governance and economic management during challenging times. The book, which will be launched next week in Rio, provides readers with a deep reflection on Moreira's life and Brazilian society.

 

Read the full article HERE.

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