Author name: Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano

When militancy replaces management, the State stops serving citizens and becomes an instrument of ideological power. A Left-Wing Government Fulfills Its ProgramA left-wing government advances toward its ideologyBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The inconsistency has been committed of incorporating left-wing parties into the liberal democratic-republican system, many of them converted from terrorism and guerrilla […]

From structural abuse to system capture: a direct critique of the corporate state and its drift toward totalitarianism THE STATE IS MEEthical, moral, and social derailment toward totalitarianismBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano “Power that does not abuse is not power.”An old and “playful” slogan of a pre-“monarchical” political mindset within democracy, which assumes an

From Israel to Uruguay, the logic of the limit reveals when politics stops being an option There is a story that former U.S. President Joe Biden has told many times over the years about his first trip to Israel.In 1973, when he was a freshman senator, Biden was granted a meeting with Prime Minister Golda

How power accumulation blocks reform and why technology may break the cycle The Unresolved DilemmaThe ideology that halts critical thinking by accumulating powerBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano Just seven years ago, on December 14, 2018, with a left-wing party in power, a national representative stated in Parliament:“I believe that surplus value had no reason

Artificial intelligence as a tool to audit the State and restore public efficiency Twenty-first century technology, placed at the service of responsible freedom, marks a historical turning point. The challenge is not to convince an exhausted leadership, but to prepare the next generation to rebuild upon the consequences of that decline.The Liberal Arts provide the

Bureaucratic fragmentation and lack of coordination reveal the real cost of a state that no longer delivers. Alvin Toffler was an influential American futurist and sociologist, renowned for analyzing the impact of technology, communication, and information on society.In “The Third Wave,” he described the transition from agricultural and industrial societies to one based on information

The agentic revolution introduces objective auditing into political action and redefines state efficiency Agents as Allies of Public GovernanceThe technological tool that enhances effectiveness and efficiencyBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano Friedrich Hayek in “The Fatal Conceit: The Errors of Socialism” argues that socialism fails because it attempts to centrally plan a complex society that

Technology has already diagnosed the problem. The issue is insisting on governing with structures that cannot function. THE AGENTIC REVOLUTIONTHE IGNORANCE OF DEBATING OLD INEPTITUDESBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano We have been witnessing, almost impiously, for several decades, the repeated condemnation of the political system as inept, useless, inconsistent, diffuse, and even corrupt.Without realizing

Ideology, fiscal limits and unions confronting the Fourth Industrial Revolution LEFT-WING POLITICS AND THE FOURTH TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTIONThe clash between an outdated narrative and inevitable changeBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The possibility that a left-wing government, additionally influenced by remnants of Cuban dictatorship ideology, could achieve deep integration into the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) by

As automation accelerates, human freedom may depend on restoring critical thinking, liberal education and real human bonds THE REFUGE OF CRITICAL THINKING IN THE MACHINE AGEGod save us from hedgehogs who see ideas as realities.By Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano Basically, there are two kinds of intellectuals: hedgehogs and foxes.The former are monists; they explain