Chronicles of the coup

A collection of texts – letters, dialogues, articles – marked by the one-year anniversary of the coup and the country's political crisis since then. Fluid to read, the chronicles show how this plot was hatched behind the scenes in Brasília and how a democratically elected president of the republic could be removed from power by a National Congress drenched in corruption accusations and without any criminal offense being proven. A writer, journalist, university professor, and political commentator, Felipe Pena's profile is well-suited to understanding the diverse facets of recent history. In these Chronicles of the Coup, the author engages readers, exchanging ideas, data, and arguments, and, above all, provides a compelling summary of our times, highlighting the coup's impact on everyday life.