O público na saúde pública

“Truly, I live in dark times ...” said Bertold Brecht (1898-1956) in his poem To Those Who Follow in Our Wake. A sudden and disturbing time becomes challenging because it requires attention and presence, as seen on the streets in June 2013 and the recent demonstrations in March. This is a time that demarcates a collective that, attentive to the more “nuisance,” could foresee what was in production and thereby put the challenge to organize an event completely “glued” to that time and, thus, bring “darkness,” not to be left “ blinded by the lights” and achieve “a glimpse of those that are part of the shade, its intimate obscurity,” borrowed reflections of the philosopher Agamben, in his work “What is the contemporary” of 2009, when he asks what is the contemporary time. The Paulista Association of Public Health, reaffirms human dignity and the right to health as a permanent commitment to all, guided by the 13th Paulista Congress of Public Health, debated on the production of public as part of contemporary societies and the production of common (good), and the

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