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Articles by Náthaly Calixto
Op-ed: AI governance rules are being written without you
If you work in artificial intelligence governance or privacy outside the United States, the past two weeks should have your full attention. Not because of any new regulation, but because of three events that reveal how the rules are actually being written. First, the Pentagon reportedly designated Anthropic a "supply chain risk," a label typically reserved for foreign adversaries threatening critical military infrastructure. The reason was not a security breach.
Imprisonment as a last resort? Reforming Brazil’s prisons
Systematic discrimination means that—despite vocational programs—many prisoners in Brazil and elsewhere end up with less opportunities than before they were incarcerated. Photo: EFE/EFE Ney Douglas Latin America’s prison systems are currently facing a region-wide crisis. Prison riots have caused hundreds of deaths in Brazil, Mexico, and Guatemala, and authorities have not been able to contain prison disputes among rival gangs.
Prisão como último recurso? Reforma das prisões brasileiras
Discriminação sistemática significa que - apesar dos programas vocacionais - muitos presos no Brasil e em outros lugares acabam tendo menos oportunidades antes mesmo de serem encarcerados. Foto: EFE/EFE Ney Douglas Atualmente os sistemas prisionais da América Latina enfrentam uma crise regional. As rebeliões nas prisões já causaram centenas de mortes no Brasil, México e Guatemala, e as autoridades têm -se demonstrado incapazes em conter disputas entre facções rivais.
Imprisonment as a last resort? Reforming Brazil’s prisons
Systematic discrimination means that—despite vocational programs—many prisoners in Brazil and elsewhere end up with less opportunities than before they were incarcerated. Photo: EFE/EFE Ney Douglas Latin America’s prison systems are currently facing a region-wide crisis. Prison riots have caused hundreds of deaths in Brazil, Mexico, and Guatemala, and authorities have not been able to contain prison disputes among rival gangs.
Home and abroad: balancing Brazil’s human rights commitments
Emerging countries like Brazil are at a turning point, struggling to balance their domestic issues with their international aspirations. The road to internationalization is paved with challenges. Brazil, like many other countries in the global south, is still a country with its own serious human rights violations that cannot be ignored. Those violations demand local attention even as we look outward to global problems.
How not to produce energy: lessons from Brazil’s Belo Monte dam
Due to lack of community consultation and negative socio-environmental impacts, the Belo Monte dam in the Brazilian Amazon has become a prime example of how not to produce energy in the 21st Century. In the city of Altamira, located in the Brazilian Amazon, the impacts of the Belo Monte Dam are being lived every day in crumbling concrete houses, on flooded streets, and through violence and unemployment.
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