Global Order and Geopolitics

Overconfidence as a risk factorLoss of reference in complex systemsMiscalculation as a source of crisis

A frontal proposal to link public spending, state efficiency and technology in a Uruguay facing the material limits of its own model.

From the Quranic concept of People of the Book to the reality of millions of Christians facing persecution, discrimination and silence in Islamic countries and totalitarian regimes.

The new technological shift makes the old bureaucratic State unviable and forces the country to choose efficiency or decline.

A critique of bureaucratic statism, political dependency and the urgent need to recover merit, technology and citizen sovereignty.

From Ibn Khaldun to Belloc, an essay on how small extremist minorities can reshape the historical perception of an entire civilization.

A liberal reading of Olavo de Carvalho, cognitive parallax and the political temptation to manage human freedom.

A reflection on the surrender of individual judgment, republican simulation and the hollowing out of the State’s essential functions.

A frontal critique of Uruguay’s Parliament, legislative inflation, institutional simulation, and the risk of lawmaking without thought in the age of artificial intelligence.

From France to the Triple Frontier, ideological, criminal, and terrorist networks reveal a continuity the West often sees too late.