YEAR II  ·  No. 510  ·  MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2026

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One writes when neither speech nor silence is possible any longer. this is the second year.

The first website lasted a year. It was functional, in the way that windowless offices are functional. They serve their purpose, no one complains too much, and you learn not to think about what might be otherwise. I built it…

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Gabriel Schwarb

Editorial Director

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Rosa parks, or the day refusing to give up a seat changed the mechanics of power

Some gestures make no noise when they happen and yet shift the world. That of Rosa Parks, on 1 December 1955 in Montgomery, Alabama, belongs to that category. A Black woman refuses to give up her seat on a segregated bus. The mechanism of power expects her to stand. She does not stand. What follows … CONTINUE READING →

The autumn of the patriarch: how to read trump, bukele and orbán with a 1975 novel

The Autumn of the Patriarch, published in 1975, does not narrate a dictatorship. It constructs its anatomy. Gabriel García Márquez conceived a figure without a name, without a precise country, without a delimited historical period, and produced a model of personal power applicable to any regime where the law yields before caprice and fear replaces … CONTINUE READING →

Varlam shalamov and the model the twenty-first century inherited from the gulag

Varlam Shalamov spent fourteen years in the camps of Kolyma, in the far north-east of Siberia, between 1937 and 1951. From that time he brought back neither a moral lesson nor a call to resistance. He brought back a more uncomfortable conviction. The Soviet camp system was not a historical accident or a distortion of … CONTINUE READING →

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In a world saturated with prefabricated narratives and biased reporting, AcidReport cuts through the complacency of traditional media. Facts are dissected, rhetoric subjected to scrutiny and hidden agendas exposed. We do not pursue consensus, we reject predigested thinking.

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