Antonio Navalón After reading and analyzing Henry Kissinger’s latest book, “Leadership”, which he has just published at the age of 100, I have discovered something important and worth noting. At this point in civilization, there is almost nothing new under the sun, and generally, the …
Antonio Navalón Nearly fifty years have passed since the death of the man who fragmented Spain’s democratic stability by imposing a dictatorial regime. Francisco Franco Bahamonde and his dictatorship marked one of the most significant milestones in Spain’s modern history. A democracy cannot be built …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The 28th Iberoamerican Summit ended with a minimum agreement to defend the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the countries. Still, it was unable to agree on that criterion in the case of the Russian invasion of Ukraine due to political differences between …
Antonio Navalón Since the 12th of October 1492, when Christopher Columbus heard the word “Tierra” and began to see the outlines of the island of Guanahaní – baptized by him as the island of San Salvador – Spanish-speaking America has had very few opportunities to …
