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By Jeffrey A. Tucker "It’s a movie about one man’s descent into madness,” he said. “Nothing else.” So warned the ticket seller at the theater after I told him which movie I was going to see: The Joker. Why is the ticket seller…
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By Robert Romero Mass deception regarding the Venezuelan tragedy reached its highest peak with the consolidation of Maduro’s image as the ultimate culprit. He is confidently signaled everywhere as the deepest source of evil…
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By Hermann Tertsch Spanish - The United States of America saved Europe twice from its own monsters. The continent owes its freedom to the U.S. The payment has always been disloyalty and contempt. Europe will not forgive the United…
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I don’t think it’s necessary to cite Edward Lorenz, namely his chaos theory and butterfly effect that causes tornados in faraway places, to warn that the Americas are at a point where involuntary displacement, terrorism, lack…
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By Juan Viale Rigo Today, anyone who decides to think for themselves or express an unpopular opinion may come across as a conspirator who wants to go against the world. This leads me to wonder about the capability to…
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By Roberto Salinas León A curious feature of the pre-NAFTA political debates is that the proposal for a trilateral framework in North America witnessed much stronger opposition in the US (and Canada) than in Mexico. The latter was…
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By Kyle Varner: The Council on Foreign Relations recently published position statements from the Democratic Presidential candidates regarding the crisis in Venezuela. The vast majority of the candidates express a clear commitment to…
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By Jorge Castro: Spanish - In Latin America, but especially in Colombia, it is evident that Leopoldo Lopez is at the core of the National Assembly’s strategy of dialogue with the regime. From the beginning, his father has been a…
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By Diego Arria: This was the vow of an international community, horrified by the extermination of six million Jews at the hands of the Nazis. In July 1995, 50 years later, thousands of Muslims were murdered in Srebrenica, the largest…
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By Luis Emilio Bruni “An injustice to one is a threat made to all” is a quote attributed to Baron de Montesquieu. The "group raping" that for years has been systematically inflicted to the Venezuelan nation by a coalition…
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Once again, the streets of Asunción, Paraguay have been stormed by the so-called "Yellow Swarm": the taxi mafia that seeks to achieve the regulation of competition through the use of the force of the state control. As a result of the boom…
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By Martin Litwak If someone from the 17th century came back to life, he or she would be surprised, most of all, by the means of transport and communication tools we use now. Probably, the most familiar things would be hospitals…
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