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  1. Análise - Guarani supera desconfiança inicial e começa a engrenar: Time de Elio Sizenando reage bem após primeiro tropeço, segue em evolução e vence Barra sem sustos ge.globo.com/sp/campinas-e-reg #Guarani #Futebol

  2. Guarani 1 x 3 Ituano - Em jogo agitado, Galo vence a segunda seguida: O confronto foi realizado neste domingo (17), no estádio Brinco de Ouro da Princesa, em Campinas, pela sétima rodada da Série C futebolinterior.com.br/guarani #Guarani #Ituano

  3. La tradición se encuentra con la innovación. 🎶 Experimentando con sonidos en #Quechua y #Guaraní a través de @suno_ai_.
    ​¡Echen un vistazo a mi playlist aquí! 👇
    suno.com/playlist/93f7a1bd-e41

  4. Guarani 1 x 1 Itabaiana-SE - Bugre sofre gol dois minutos após marcar e cede empate no Brinco: A equipe campineira perde oportunidade de se aproximar do líder Amazonas, com 100% de aproveitamento futebolinterior.com.br/guarani #Guarani #Itabaiana

  5. Soldados #indígenas en la Guerra de Malvinas: La otra historia que Argentina sigue sin reconocer. Emergen investigaciones y testimonios que confirman participación de un centenar de soldados #Qom, #Wichí, #Mapuche y #Guaraní en Malvinas. El Estado argentino perpetuó la deuda histórica de invisibilización hasta la actualidad. En muchos relatos se asegura que no sabían que iban a una guerra y que, además, sufrieron torturas y posteriormente fueron discriminados argentina.indymedia.org/2026/0

  6. Soldados #indígenas en la Guerra de Malvinas: La otra historia que Argentina sigue sin reconocer. Emergen investigaciones y testimonios que confirman participación de un centenar de soldados #Qom, #Wichí, #Mapuche y #Guaraní en Malvinas. El Estado argentino perpetuó la deuda histórica de invisibilización hasta la actualidad. En muchos relatos se asegura que no sabían que iban a una guerra y que, además, sufrieron torturas y posteriormente fueron discriminados argentina.indymedia.org/2026/0

  7. Soldados #indígenas en la Guerra de Malvinas: La otra historia que Argentina sigue sin reconocer. Emergen investigaciones y testimonios que confirman participación de un centenar de soldados #Qom, #Wichí, #Mapuche y #Guaraní en Malvinas. El Estado argentino perpetuó la deuda histórica de invisibilización hasta la actualidad. En muchos relatos se asegura que no sabían que iban a una guerra y que, además, sufrieron torturas y posteriormente fueron discriminados argentina.indymedia.org/2026/0

  8. Soldados #indígenas en la Guerra de Malvinas: La otra historia que Argentina sigue sin reconocer. Emergen investigaciones y testimonios que confirman participación de un centenar de soldados #Qom, #Wichí, #Mapuche y #Guaraní en Malvinas. El Estado argentino perpetuó la deuda histórica de invisibilización hasta la actualidad. En muchos relatos se asegura que no sabían que iban a una guerra y que, además, sufrieron torturas y posteriormente fueron discriminados argentina.indymedia.org/2026/0

  9. Soldados #indígenas en la Guerra de Malvinas: La otra historia que Argentina sigue sin reconocer. Emergen investigaciones y testimonios que confirman participación de un centenar de soldados #Qom, #Wichí, #Mapuche y #Guaraní en Malvinas. El Estado argentino perpetuó la deuda histórica de invisibilización hasta la actualidad. En muchos relatos se asegura que no sabían que iban a una guerra y que, además, sufrieron torturas y posteriormente fueron discriminados argentina.indymedia.org/2026/0

  10. Watching #TheMission (1986) in light of the current AI crisis in #HigherEducation.

    The other day I happened to re-watch this 1986 #film by #RolandJoffé. I had last seen it 40 years ago when it came out. It has aged quite well. The depiction of the indigeneous #Guaraní people is embarrassingly superficial. And the idea that the Jesuit order was a benevolent force is of course laughable. But as a story of an institution that willingly sacrifices its purpose and moral integrity in a power game, the film works.

    I can't help drawing parallels to the current AI corruption of higher education.

    In Cardinal Altamirano (played by the excellent #RayMcAnally), we see the manager who knows that his action destroys the very rationale of his institution, yet he does it. The two priests (Jeremy Irons and Robert de Niro) are the ground-level staff who stay true to their calling and fight, in different ways. They vanish. Years later, the manager has the luxury of regret.

    #StopTheAICorruption

  11. Watching #TheMission (1986) in light of the current AI crisis in #HigherEducation.

    The other day I happened to re-watch this 1986 #film by #RolandJoffé. I had last seen it 40 years ago when it came out. It has aged quite well. The depiction of the indigeneous #Guaraní people is embarrassingly superficial. And the idea that the Jesuit order was a benevolent force is of course laughable. But as a story of an institution that willingly sacrifices its purpose and moral integrity in a power game, the film works.

    I can't help drawing parallels to the current AI corruption of higher education.

    In Cardinal Altamirano (played by the excellent #RayMcAnally), we see the manager who knows that his action destroys the very rationale of his institution, yet he does it. The two priests (Jeremy Irons and Robert de Niro) are the ground-level staff who stay true to their calling and fight, in different ways. They vanish. Years later, the manager has the luxury of regret.

    #StopTheAICorruption

  12. Watching #TheMission (1986) in light of the current AI crisis in #HigherEducation.

    The other day I happened to re-watch this 1986 #film by #RolandJoffé. I had last seen it 40 years ago when it came out. It has aged quite well. The depiction of the indigeneous #Guaraní people is embarrassingly superficial. And the idea that the Jesuit order was a benevolent force is of course laughable. But as a story of an institution that willingly sacrifices its purpose and moral integrity in a power game, the film works.

    I can't help drawing parallels to the current AI corruption of higher education.

    In Cardinal Altamirano (played by the excellent #RayMcAnally), we see the manager who knows that his action destroys the very rationale of his institution, yet he does it. The two priests (Jeremy Irons and Robert de Niro) are the ground-level staff who stay true to their calling and fight, in different ways. They vanish. Years later, the manager has the luxury of regret.

    #StopTheAICorruption

  13. Watching #TheMission (1986) in light of the current AI crisis in #HigherEducation.

    The other day I happened to re-watch this 1986 #film by #RolandJoffé. I had last seen it 40 years ago when it came out. It has aged quite well. The depiction of the indigeneous #Guaraní people is embarrassingly superficial. And the idea that the Jesuit order was a benevolent force is of course laughable. But as a story of an institution that willingly sacrifices its purpose and moral integrity in a power game, the film works.

    I can't help drawing parallels to the current AI corruption of higher education.

    In Cardinal Altamirano (played by the excellent #RayMcAnally), we see the manager who knows that his action destroys the very rationale of his institution, yet he does it. The two priests (Jeremy Irons and Robert de Niro) are the ground-level staff who stay true to their calling and fight, in different ways. They vanish. Years later, the manager has the luxury of regret.

    #StopTheAICorruption

  14. Watching #TheMission (1986) in light of the current AI crisis in #HigherEducation.

    The other day I happened to re-watch this 1986 #film by #RolandJoffé. I had last seen it 40 years ago when it came out. It has aged quite well. The depiction of the indigeneous #Guaraní people is embarrassingly superficial. And the idea that the Jesuit order was a benevolent force is of course laughable. But as a story of an institution that willingly sacrifices its purpose and moral integrity in a power game, the film works.

    I can't help drawing parallels to the current AI corruption of higher education.

    In Cardinal Altamirano (played by the excellent #RayMcAnally), we see the manager who knows that his action destroys the very rationale of his institution, yet he does it. The two priests (Jeremy Irons and Robert de Niro) are the ground-level staff who stay true to their calling and fight, in different ways. They vanish. Years later, the manager has the luxury of regret.

    #StopTheAICorruption