How do states’ strategies impact the preservation of their sovereignty over the Amazon?
The Amazon forest is roughly half of Brazil’s territory. Furthermore, roughly 60% of the Amazon is Brazilian. So, if a bad actor would want to steal Amazon’s riches, the simplest […]
Indigenism, NGOs, and the Hybrid War Against Ibero-American Sovereignty
The relationship between the nation-state and its native populations is a central issue for the future of Ibero-America. These indigenous communities are a fundamental and enduring part of the continental […]
Regionalism in Latin America: Is Mercosur an alternative to Globalism and what is it’s future?
Since the political crisis of the 1970s and 1980s, marked by an ever-increasing US-American influence on the Global South, Latin America yearns for independence. But as every civilization in the […]
When indigenism challenges sovereignty: Integration or fragmentation of the country?
The indigenous population is a fundamental pillar of Latin America and will continue to be so in the coming decades. However, various analysts and authorities have warned that, in recent […]
Ibero-America and military strategic thinking: the Revolution, the Holy Alliance and Hispanicity
1.- The Revolution The world has been subject, at least since the 17th century, to a permanent and undeniable revolutionary impulse. Bishop Emilio Masalles Pere, bishop of the diocese of […]
Indigenism and National Sovereignty
External interference and its active participation within indigenous communities is increasingly evident, and its effects are harmful to Latin American nation-states. These effects will be detailed below. One of the […]
