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Journalist, Author, Teacher, Translator
Edu Montesanti has numerous publications across the globe, in dozens of languages. He is the author of Lies and Crimes of the “War on Terror” (Brazil, 2012; Mentiras e Crimes da “Guerra ao Terror,” original title in Portuguese), highlighted in the 2012 Sao Paulo International Book Fair. He writes for Brazil’s Instituto Humanitas Unisinos, and Pravda (Portuguese). Used to write for Pravda Report (English), the Brazilian magazine Caros Amigos (both printed issues and the website), Brazil TV show’s website Observatorio da Imprensa, Brazil’s HS Contabil, Spain’s Diario Liberdade (Portuguese), the Canadian website Global Research (English, Portuguese, and Spanish), Venezuela’s Orinoco Tribune (English), Bangladesh’s The Weekly Blitz (English), London’s Atlas Institute for International Affairs, for Telesur English, and US’s Truth Out and Pressenza (English and Portuguese). He used to translate for Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo’s website(Argentina), the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan’s website, and Malalaï Joya’s website (Afghanistan). Edu has been teaching at Brazilian public and private schools and has given talks at universities, bookstores, and to young soccer players (about discipline and motivation)
Contents:
The Bitter Women’s Day in Afghanistan, March 14, 2024
THE 50th ANNIVERSARY OF THE MILITARY COUP IN CHILE
The Forgotten Chilean 9/11, Incomparably Worse Than the American 9/11: Chomsky, October 15, 2023
Former Brazilian President Jango’s 41st Death Anniversary: A Brave Heart, December 8, 2017
Remembering Brazil’s Leftist President João Goulart on the 41st Anniversary of His Death, December 6, 2017
Soon, every Straight to the Point publication will be available here, the new Edu Montesanti’s website
Shadows of Liberty* full documentary
* Reveals the extraordinary money and power behind the news media dictating censorship, cover‐ups, and corporate control.
Filmmaker Jean‐Philippe Tremblay takes an intrepid journey through the dark corridors of the American media landscape where global conglomerates call the shots. For decades their overwhelming influence has distorted journalism and compromised its values.
In highly revealing stories, renowned journalists, activists, and academics give insider accounts of a broken media system. Controversial news reports are suppressed, people are censored for speaking out, and lives are shattered as the arena for public expression is turned into a private profit zone.
Tracing the story of media manipulation through the years, Shadows Of Liberty poses a crucial question: why have we let a handful of powerful private corporations write the news? We’re left in no doubt, ‘…what will save us is when we really know what’s going on, media not filtered through the lens or the microphone of a corporation.’ Amy Goodman
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