Carlos Alberto joined Fluminense at the age of 19. He made a name for himself in his first season, not only because of his great tackling and reading of the game, but also for his outstanding ball control, dribbling and playmaking abilities, which were quite rare at the time for a defender. In 1966, he moved to Santos, where he became Pelé's teammate. In 1974, he returned to Fluminense and helped the team capture two consecutive Campeonato Carioca championships. In 1977, he moved to Fluminense's arch-rivals Flamengo.
Carlos Alberto Torres was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on October 1, 1950. He is a political sociologist of education, a published poet and short story author. He did his undergraduate work in sociology in Argentina (B.A. honors and teaching credential in Sociology, Universidad del Salvador), his graduate work in Mexico (M.A. Political Science. FLACSO) and the United States (Master of Arts and Ph.D. in International Development Education, Stanford University), and post-doctoral studies in educational foundations in Canada (University of Alberta). He is a Professor of Social Science and Comparative Education at the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies.
In 1991, in partnership with several colleagues, he created the Paulo Freire Institute, PFI, and is currently serving as its Founding Director at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies at UCLA. He also served as director of the UCLA Latin American Center. Dr. Torres has been a Visiting Professor in universities in North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia and Africa. He has lectured throughout Latin America and the United States, and in universities in England, Japan, Italy, Spain, Tanzania, Finland, Mozambique, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Canada, Costa Rica, Portugal, Taiwan, Korea, Sweden and South Africa.
Alberto Torres (1865 in Itaboraí, RJ– 1917) was a politician and a Brazilian social thinker who was concerned about national unity and the organization of the Brazilian society.
In his work, he opposed the ideas of socialism and individualism as incompatible to the Brazilian reality and believes they are responsible for the society's disintegration. In his understanding, it was necessary to objectively understand the Brazilian society in order to know its needs and then present pragmatic changes to it.
To do so, it would be necessary to have a strong state leading these changes.
Carlos Alberto Torres (born September 19, 1952) is a member of Puerto Rico's independence movement. He was convicted and sentenced to 78 years in a U.S. federal prison for seditious conspiracy - conspiring to use force against the lawful authority of the United States. He served 30 years, being released on July 26, 2010.
Crimes and Convictions
Torres was convicted of a seditious conspiracy carried out by the Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional (FALN), which claimed responsibility for numerous bombings, which led to six deaths. Torres was first linked to the criminal conspiracy carried out by the FALN in 1976. That year, a burglar was arrested in Chicago attempting to peddle stolen explosives. The burglar led the Chicago police to an apartment, owned by Torres, and nearly void of furniture, but in which there were boxes containing explosives and bomb-making paraphernalia, weapons, clothing, wigs, and photographs of Chicago buildings, maps of the city, and several FALN documents, including a manual for guerrilla warfare detailing deceptive practices and rules of clandestine living titled Posición Política. This bomb factory was also linked to Oscar López Rivera and his wife, Ida Luz Rodriguez, as well as to Torres' wife, Haydee Torres Beltran. All four became fugitives after this discovery.The four suspects were also linked to the National Commission on Hispanic Affairs (NCHA) of the Protestant Episcopal Church, a charitable organization based in New York City that was meant to fund projects to assist Hispanic communities all over the United States.
After fierce competition, Rikunov Petr from the ChengduCCNCycling team placed first, with second place going to Torres Villareal Carlos Alberto from the SCOM-Taishan Sport Team, and third place ...
Appearing emotional at the reveal, Grotier said. 'Good memories ... Grotier was chosen as part of the team to fly out for the match, which came three months after Brazil - captained by Santos player Carlos Alberto Torres - lifted the World Cup in Mexico ... .
love ... He had an extraordinary perception of the game.” Brazil defender Carlos Alberto Torres ... Pelé ... “The difficulty, the extraordinary, is not to score 1,000 goals like Pelé it’s to score one goal like Pelé.” Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Brazilian poet.
The match ended 2-2 ... We understood that this was the match ... At first I thought why did he do that but in a flash Carlos Alberto Torres came out of nowhere and scored ... He knew Carlos Alberto Torres would be there to make the most of his pass ... .
RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 29 (Xinhua) -- Brazilian football legend Pele, who died on Thursday aged 82, was widely lauded throughout his lifetime by other players and figures of the game ...Carlos Alberto Torres. "His great secret was improvisation ... Neymar ... Zico.
Pele has been praised over the decades by everyone from world leaders to artists ... ___ ... — Nelson Mandela. ___ ... ___. "Pelé was one of the few who contradicted my theory ... — Brazil defender Carlos Alberto Torres ... — Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Brazilian poet ... .
The Star Democrat
30 Dec 2022
The Star Democrat
30 Dec 2022