The Complicated Legacy of Professor Noam Chomsky

After marrying Valeria Wasserman in 2014, he began spending much of his time in São Paulo, Brazil. The move marked a significant change after decades based mainly in Massachusetts. In Brazil, he continued writing and giving interviews, often speaking about global politics and social inequality.

Living abroad did not reduce his public presence. Instead, he remained active through video interviews and international media. The relocation showed how his life had become increasingly global. Even in his late eighties, he continued engaging with political events far beyond the United States.