In Defense of the Status Quo: Starmer and Macron Pretend to Fight Illegal Immigration
On August 5th of this month, the much-discussed, cumbersome, and nebulous agreement between the United Kingdom and France on illegal immigration finally came into force. The governments of Keir Starmer, […]
Hispanic Heritage: A Historical Perspective and a Current Interpretation
Not so well known are the historical Anglosphere’s tactics against Hispanic heritage in both Europe and the Americas. The most famous, without a doubt, were the so-called “Leyenda Negra,” a […]
The roots of Brazil and Spanish America and the need to reconnect with one’s origins
The emergence of a political movement not aligned with liberalism or Marxism in Iberian America involves a rediscovery of its political tradition, developed since the time when it was united […]
The Spanish legacy in America from a political perspective
Thinking about the construction and development of America without the Spanish presence and legacy is like thinking about Christian Europe without Christianity. From the continent’s name to its language and […]
Middle East Conflict Triggers “Red Alert” for a “Fifth Column” in Iberian America
The events unfolding in the Middle East since the Al-Aqsa Storm Operation, launched by Hamas on October 7, 2023, have had a significant impact on the political landscape of many […]
Liberal-Libertarian Ideologies Are a Colonialist Tool
It is true that in South America, there are numerous ideological currents that present diverse positions on the nature of the nation-state. However, the first major classification that should be […]
Neoliberal dependency, economic independence and multipolarity
From a review of the history of Latin America’s economic policies with geopolitical impact, we can identify two major geoeconomic projects whose lingering effects continue to influence the political worldview […]
Beyond Left and Right: The Search for a Latin American Geopolitical Identity
In the face of major global conflicts, Ibero-America has consistently failed to adopt a unified and coherent stance. Whether in response to NATO’s interventions, the war in Ukraine, or tensions […]
Hispanicity: Yesterday and today
“Don’t forget that when you choose a name, you choose a destiny”, Leopoldo Marechal (1900-1970), Argentine poet, novelist, and essayist. “If the concept of Christianity encompasses and simultaneously characterizes all […]
The unity of the Hispanic world and its place in multipolarity
In the current geopolitical moment, when the unipolar hegemony of the powers that make up the Western axis is crumbling, the multipolar moment arrives unstoppably, but what role does the […]
