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Trade yes, but with justice: the EU–Mercosur trade agreement and regulatory neocolonialism disguised as virtue
The EU–Mercosur trade agreement is often presented as a triumph of free trade. But when unequal rules allow Europe to lower costs while externalising environmental and social burdens, the result is not fair trade, but regulatory dumping disguised as virtue.
Venezuela: liberation or imposition?
Maduro's fall poses a major dilemma: justice or impunity, sovereignty or imposition. Venezuela's future will be decided after the dictator.
The Cowardice of the Emperor
Pedro Sánchez appeared before the Spanish Senate over the Koldo affair, repeating the same phrase again and again: “I do not recall.” This article examines how cowardice has become Spain’s political method of survival — a government ruled by panic, denial and moral emptiness, where even the truth seems like an act of rebellion.
Stop Bending the Knee: Defending Hispanic Identity from Anglo-American Cultural Imperialism
This article rebuts a 2023 piece by Hispanic Executive that repeated the “56 million” genocide myth and promoted the Anglo-born neologisms Latinx and Latine. Through historical and linguistic analysis, it exposes the ideological distortion behind these terms and defends the enduring strength of Hispanic identity.
From Roman roads to global empire—follow Spain’s epic journey.
Unmask the myths and replace propaganda with documented facts.
Meet the kings, queens, explorers and unsung heroes who shaped Spain.
Turn back the calendar and relive the key dates that forged our world.
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Didn’t Spain have Science in the 16th century?
16th-century Spain, far from being backward, was a scientific powerhouse. The School of Salamanca revolutionized thought in multiple fields. With leading universities and figures like Azpilcueta, De Vitoria, and De Soto, Spain led advances in economics, law, theology, and sciences, leaving a forgotten legacy of Hispanic heritage.
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