..., we have seen how the reactionary worldview of firebrands like Corção and Sigaud enjoyed considerable influence, in part through organizations like IPES, IBAD, the LDN, RM, and TFP. This worldview focused obsessively on moral and sexual dissolution, particularly among youth and progressive Catholics...

... by Fabio Vidigal Xavier da Silveira and the writings of Gustavo Corção, for example), Ortega does a thorough and accurate job of gathering together the literature of this immense and fascinating field. From the point of view of logistics, Repertorio is far better than no bibliography at all. ...

... authority, “our young people are being communized, perverted, and turned against their parents,” a Belo Horizonte matron wrote to one of the generals. Indeed, argued writers and ideologues such as Gustavo Corção and Antônio Carlos Pacheco e Silva, what was at stake in Brazil was nothing less than the future...

... Marianas in the 1930s. 35 My interview with Gustavo Corção, Rio de Janeiro, Apr. 22, 1968. Corção, lay leader of the Church in the 1940s and President of the Centro Dom Vital in the early 1950s, opposed Salgado’s bid for the presidency of the nation in 1955. However, I consider this information...