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In 1985, British movie director Terry Gilliam releases Brazil, a free adaptation of George Orwell\u2019s novel 1984 (currently hitting again best-seller list in the USA). Borrowing its title from Ary Barroso\u2019s song Brazil, after Gilliam allegedly heard it while scouting in a horrible small industrial town in the north of England, the movie is a fable about humanity\u2019s alienation in contemporary bureaucratic and capitalist systems, and affirms the power of imagination, dream, and affect as potential tools of resistance and escape in a surrealistic, post-Monty Python tone.<\/p>\n

2017: in Brazil, the repercussion of \u201cLava Jato Operation\u201d now infiltrates all layers of the Brazilian upper class and beyond, and will likely force Michel Temer, Brazil\u2019s coup-monger president, to move out of the presidential house imminently, and this time, not because of alleged ghosts. The \u201cBrazilian Miracle\u201d is definitely outdated, and the major non-Hispanic country of Latin America is experiencing the worst political and institutional crisis of its history. On the other hand, a national council of Mexican indigenous groups backed by the Zapatista rebels just selected Maria de J\u00e9sus Patricio Mart\u00ednez, a Nahua woman, as the country\u2019s first indigenous presidential candidate. This as Mexico is said to enter the world\u2019s 10 largest economies in the next few years, dangerously challenging its northern neighbor, for better or for worse.<\/p>\n

Cards are shuffling quickly in the Americas and it seems that what we once expected from the north or the south might soon not matter anymore. Could it be time to reconsider our origins, to invent a new future, to finally get rid of our displaced modern ambitions and appropriate critically the performance of the exotic that cursed us for so long? In this issue of Terremoto, we will talk about places which don\u2019t really exist as such, identities traded for others, landscapes that imprison us or, on the contrary, set us free, trying to set our landmarks aside as we look for a path towards new forms of consilience.<\/p>\n

With contributions by: Fernanda Brenner, Tiago Carneiro da Cunha, Hank Willis Thomas,\u00a0Modou Dieng, Devon Van Houten Maldonado, Pedro de Niemeyer Cesarino, Carolina Castro Jorquera, Cecilia Vicu\u00f1a, Gabriel Mej\u00eda Abad, Marilia Loureiro, Pedro Victor Brand\u00e3o, PDP (Public Display of Professionalism), Maria do Carmo M. P. de Pontes, Il\u00ea Sartuzi, Ana Vaz, Luiz Roque, Cristiano Lenhardt, B\u00e1rbara Wagner, Benjamin de Burca, Paulina Ascencio, Fabiola Torres-Alaga, Alberto Garc\u00eda del Castillo, C\u00e9sar Zegarra, Susana Vargas Cervantes, Veronica Stigger.<\/p>\n

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