Power that claims to redeem the dispossessed often ends up managing their dependency, their votes and public resources.

Magnifica Humanitas rightly warns about technological power, but avoids the decisive question: what kind of human consciousness intends to govern it?

A reading of Carlos Cuesta’s essay on markets, democracy and the advance of statism.

A critique of public spending, debt and political blindness in a world already transformed.

From Lasch to Le Goff, a critical reading of the abandonment of the worker, the moral capture of elites and the cultural manufacture of a new common sense.

The old divide between left and right no longer explains the deeper conflict between individual rights, state power and institutional decay.

When government and opposition compete to manage a State that no longer understands the age.

The regime that once persecuted dissidents, believers and homosexuals learned how to recycle its language without surrendering political control.

When bureaucracy tries to buy the future with the reflexes of the past.