On what and who NATO serves
There is no worse blind man than the one who does not want to see, nor worse deaf than the one who does not want to hear (a Spanish proverb, […]
Is President Trump really the “peacemaker”?
The President of the United States claims he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for securing an end to global conflict. In some cases, the significance of its meaning is almost […]
Towards a new security architecture in the Arab-Islamic bloc
The fundamental course of the global structure indicates that the global system will not be unipolar, bipolar, or tripolar, but will be, for a long time, multipolar. It is this […]
The European Union and the scepter in the West
The European Union cannot and will never be able to develop a genuine foreign policy. The reasons for this irrefutable and apodictic judgment can be summarized in a few points. […]
The perennial US pretext for intervening in Our America: the War on Drugs
We Ecuadorians are well aware of the fallacy of the “War on Drugs.” Recall that during the neoliberal government of Jamil Mahuad, a Forward Operating Post (FOL) was established in […]
The Putin-Trump meeting in Alaska: a major event with still unpredictable consequences
Beyond the specific issue of the war in Ukraine, what can we learn from the TRUMP-PUTIN meeting in Anchorage on August 15? An event of global significance because it was […]
Anglo-Masonic geopolitics against the Spanish Empire: the case of Cuba
1. A Current Lesson from the History of the Surrender of Santiago de Cuba I’ll start with the lessons, because perhaps many potential readers dismiss the topic because “it’s not […]
Periphery of the West or a sovereign civilization? Ibero-America in the struggle between American elites
They wanted to “Make America Great Again” and “Conquer Mars” – Donald Trump and Elon Musk were the public faces of the Populist revolution in the United States of America. […]
The Anglo-Saxon World vs. the Hispanic World: Reclaiming Unity in a Multipolar Era
In the wake of the British Empire’s global expansion, few civilizations were targeted as deliberately and persistently as the Spanish Empire. Britain viewed Spain not merely as a colonial competitor, […]
Israel: Bastion or Hitman?
For some time now, political leaders and media outlets controlled by them—which are almost all of them, and certainly the most widely disseminated—have been trying to convince people that Israel […]
