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By Tom Palmer and Simon Lee We face not one, but two pandemics, both of which have proven themselves to be deadly. The first is a virus, a packet of genetic material that hijacks biological hosts, weakens them, and too frequently kills…
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By Daniel Di Martino My grandfather, Vicente Novo, recently passed away in Madrid, Spain. Although the diagnosis was COVID-19, he was also a victim of the Spanish socialist government that expropriated private clinics during the…
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By Martin Litwak Personal wealth, especially in times of crisis, is subject to many types of risk. And those risks are numerous: forfeiture; devaluation; double taxation; information leakage and theft;…
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Spanish - By Julio Zapata According to an article published on April 1 by the Cuban news agency Prensa Latina, "former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva believes that the epicenter of the crisis confronting Brazil today is…
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Spanish - By Juan Ángel Soto I pointed out in my last article that the COVID-19 may be stirring up nationalist sentiments all over the world. However, understood as a political doctrine that claims the right of a nationality to…
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Spanish - By Alberto Benegas Lynch (h) It is incredible that elementary lessons in economics have not yet been understood. When the quantity supplied is fixed, and the demand for a product is high, the price increases, which is…
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Spanish - By Julio Ariza An artist does not have to be a martyr, nor does he have to be any more exemplary than a typical office worker, but he does need to be talented and prove it. Caravaggio, who invented modern painting, made…
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By Jeffrey A. Tucker: That hand sanitizer you are using, where did you get it? The local store or an online shop. And who made it? Private enterprise, operating based on profit and loss within a market economy. And that mask you are…
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The media continues to publish headlines about new cases of Coronavirus. The arrival of the virus to the Spanish peninsula is just beginning, and we are already witnessing the speed at which this virus spreads. The high rate…
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By Jorge González-Gallarza The term “useful idiot” entered the American political jargon in the 1950s to describe Cold War leftists who bucked the foreign policy establishment in championing peace with the USSR. Maverick…
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By Hugo J. Faria The most commonly adduced culprit for the ills plaguing Venezuela is the socialist policies of the last twenty years applied by the Chavez-Maduro regime. This narrative has been advanced by commentators,…
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By Jorge González-Gallarza Delcygate is far from over. It was scandalous enough for Spain to let an EU-sanctioned narcocriminal land on its tarmacs—not to mention secretly dispatching a top official to meet with her and then…
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