El actor Wagner Moura habla sobre la dictadura de Brasil, Bolsonaro y "Un juicio, después de un enemigo del…
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Continuamos nuestra cobertura desde el Festival Internacional de Edimburgo, donde el aclamado actor y cineasta brasileño Wagner Moura protagoniza la obra Un proceso, después de Un enemigo del pueblo. Una secuela de la obra de Henrik Ibsen de 1882 Un enemigo del pueblo, un juicio, después de que Un enemigo del pueblo interroga temas de autoritarismo, desinformación y juicio público. “Nosotros en Brasil sabemos lo que es una dictadura.
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Sign up for Democracy Now!'s Daily Digest to get our latest headlines and stories delivered to your inbox every day. We continue our coverage from the Edinburgh International Festival, where acclaimed Brazilian actor and filmmaker Wagner Moura stars in the play A Trial — after An Enemy of the People. A sequel to the 1882 Henrik Ibsen play An Enemy of the People, A Trial — after An Enemy of the People interrogates themes of authoritarianism, misinformation and public judgement. It is directed by Brazil’s Christiane Jatahy. “We in Brazil, we know what a dictatorship is. We know how harmful that is, how horrible that is, how bad that is,” says Moura, referencing the military dictatorship in Brazil that took place from 1964 to 1985. He draws parallels between that period and the leadership of Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro, who is in prison for an attempted coup d’état. AMY GOODMAN: This is Democracy Now!, democracynow. org. I’m Amy Goodman in Edinburgh, Scotland, with Nermeen Shaikh in New York. NERMEEN SHAIKH: We end today’s show with the acclaimed Brazilian actor and filmmaker Wagner Moura. At the Edinburgh International Festival, he’s starring in a sequel to a play by Henrik Ibsen titled A Trial — after An Enemy of the People. In Ibsen’s groundbreaking 1882 play An Enemy of the People, protagonist Thomas Stockmann faces shame and exile after attempting to expose a water pollution scandal in his hometown. In the sequel, director Christiane Jatahy throws Stockmann into a modern-day public courtroom in Brazil, and it’s up to a jury of audience members to decide if he is innocent or whether he is indeed an enemy of the people. Wagner Moura plays Thomas Stockmann in the sequel. His Oscar-nominated performance in the film The Secret Agent, set during the Brazilian dictatorship, won him a Golden Globe, as well as the 2025 Cannes Film Festival Award for Best Actor. Wagner Moura is also widely known for his role as the Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar in the Netflix series Narcos. AMY GOODMAN: We’re joined right now in Edinburgh by Wagner Moura. Welcome back to Democracy Now! It’s great to have you with us. You’re a lot thinner than you were as Pablo Escobar. AMY GOODMAN: But last night, your performance, Wagner, in A Trial — after [An] Enemy of the People, the takeoff on Ibsen’s play, if you can explain this play? It is prevalent in so much of your work that you’ve starred in, that you’ve directed. Explain what this was all about. You took the breath away of the, what, 600 people at the Lyceum. WAGNER MOURA: Yeah, Amy, I was so happy to see you there yesterday. I’m such a fan. Everybody was like, “Amy’s here!” It was such a electrifying moment in the backstage. This play is like I — I always wanted to stage this play, Ibsen’s play. But then I started talking with Christiane Jatahy, who’s the director of the play, and she didn’t wanted to do the play the way the play was. She was more interested in the aftermath of those characters, what was going to happen to — especially to Thomas Stockmann after he was declared an enemy of the people. AMY GOODMAN: And for people who aren’t familiar, especially young people — WAGNER MOURA: So, yeah, An Enemy of the People was a play written by Norwegian writer Henrik Ibsen back in the 19th century, and it’s about a doctor of this spa resort. And this doctor discovers that in this, a place that everybody lives from this spa resort — the spa resort is the most important resource of the cit
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Moderada: hay un empujón retórico o un hueco, pero el hecho sigue claro.
Frase del original
«scandal»
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Señal de lenguaje cargado en el cuerpo: aparece «scandal». Loaded English framing that judges rather than reports a measurable fact. Fragmento: «…xile after attempting to expose a water pollution scandal in his hometown. In the sequel, director Christiane Jatahy…». (Nivel 2/5 — solo esta pieza, no el medio entero.)
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Qué significa nivel 2/5
Moderada: hay un empujón retórico o un hueco, pero el hecho sigue claro.
Frase del original
«the People»
Por qué se marcó en esta pieza
Señal de generalización en el titular: aparece «the People». Generalización absoluta sin matiz ni dato: presenta un caso como si fuera la regla universal. Fragmento: «…torship, Bolsonaro & "A Trial — after An Enemy of the People"». (Nivel 2/5 — solo esta pieza, no el medio entero.)
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