Frei Betto

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Frei Betto is a Brazilian writer, theologian, and former political prisoner known for his work in liberation theology. He gained international attention through his dialogues with Fidel Castro, exploring the intersections of faith, politics, and social justice. His writings often reflect his commitment to social change and the struggle against oppression, particularly in the context of Latin America. Betto's works are influential in both religious and secular circles, advocating for a more equitable society through the lens of Christian values.

Throughout his career, Frei Betto has published numerous books, including 'Fidel & Religion: Conversations with Frei Betto on Marxism & Liberation Theology', which delves into his conversations with Castro about the role of religion in revolutionary movements. His advocacy for the poor and marginalized has made him a key figure in both Brazilian society and the broader global discourse on social justice. Betto's life and work continue to inspire many who seek to align their faith with action for justice and equality.