USA: Decadence or Renewal?
During the 1980s, there was widespread belief that the United States would be economically overtaken by Japan. The reasons for this view were that “America” had ceased to be the […]
Latin America’s Energy Future in a Multipolar World
Latin America is endowed with vast energy resources that offer significant potential for economic growth and geopolitical influence. The region boasts some of the world’s largest oil reserves, with Venezuela […]
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 […]
The influence of the European Union in Latin America
Over the past few decades, Latin America’s ties with the European Union have fluctuated largely due to the needs of globalist European centrism. From Brussels, the nations of Latin America […]
Ibero-America and its future relations with the United States
In the international context, the world is moving away from US unipolarism in favor of a multipolar system. Sovereignty, defined as the ability of a state to exercise power over […]
Is the Monroe Doctrine coming back? Our America in the crosshairs
In the midst of an accelerated process of reconfiguration of the world order, the United States is undergoing a strategic retreat—not a surrender, but a withdrawal and a redirection—that affects […]
Mercosur at the Crossroads
The “Southern Common Market”, better known as Mercosur, is the leading Ibero-American trade bloc. Focused specifically on the so-called “Southern Cone” of South America, it brings together Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, […]
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 […]
Can the BRICS and multilateral platforms boost Ibero-American progress?
The global economic landscape is at a crossroads, marked by a growing aspiration among national majorities for an economic, productive, and social system that realizes their desires for progress and […]
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 […]
