Abstract

NISKIER, Clarice. Our trading coins. Ide (São Paulo) [online]. 2014, vol.36, n.57, pp.149-159. ISSN 0101-3106.

The Brazilian democracy marches. The fear of the appearance of a totalitarian power is not enough to stop the march against what frightens us: corruption, minimum investments in public transportation, health and education. The march is for life. It is for the art of living. The democratic language spreads its wings beyond the well-known claims from the social classes. How to include new languages in the 21^st century politics? Violence breaks the dialogue. How should the civil society deal with violence? Love making everything become cohesive. The losses. How to live without your friend for life? How to march without her? Keeping the libido through art, love and hope. Surpassing the ghosts from this world. Keeping our bargaining chip.

Keywords : Spontaneous riots around Brazil in june 2013; Black Blocs; May 1968; Life; Death.

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