Son of former deputy Rubens Paiva, murdered during the military dictatorship, is the author of ‘I’m Still Here’, a work that inspired Oscar-awarded film
and Janja Lula da Silva had the honor of receiving the writer in the Planalto Palace. During the visit, the president and the first lady took pictures alongside the author, who presented her latest book entitled “The New Now.” Lula made a point of highlighting the relevance of Marcelo, known for his work ““, Which served as the basis for an Oscar -awarded film. The president praised the author’s contribution to Brazilian literature and his ability to touch important topics.
In a gesture of appreciation, Marcelo Rubens Paiva presented the couple with copies of all their works. The writer emphasized that his literary production is essential for the preservation of the memory and history of Brazil, highlighting the importance of telling and retelling narratives that shape the national identity.
Paiva’s visit to the Planalto Palace not only celebrated literature, but also reinforced the role of writers in building the country’s historical consciousness. ”He presented us with all his books-including the newest, newly released. His presence and writing are a fundamental part of the rescue of our memory and our history,” said Lula.
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