Geography and national project: Brazil at the begining of the 21st Century

This article seeks to establish a systematic exercise of the paths and trends worthy of anticipating the countless subsequent cyclical crises in the development of brazilian capitalism, and their possible implications in the different and unequal social formations that cover the world. Far from the juxtaposition between the fundamentally national contradictions and the problems that refer to the development of the productive forces, it is in the technical progress expressed by the unequal relations between center and periphery that the answers to the challenges and contradictions launched in the long march of the (subaltern) peoples are found in overcoming the “way of supremacy” through the ability to take your own destiny into your own hands. Of course, it is naturally about the transition from capitalism (imperialism) to its higher stage (socialism) of humanity still in the process of gestation in this 21st century.