A reflection on political short-termism, the decline of economic freedom, and the risk of importing exhausted models before creating the wealth needed to sustain them. SHORT-TERMISM — EUROPE TRAPPED AND WITHOUT A WAY OUTA mirror in which its former colonies may look at themselvesBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano Europe’s decline is due to multiple […]

Not all historical transformations begin with visible conflicts.Some emerge silently, almost imperceptibly, until they completely alter the existing balance.The current global scenario appears to be going through one of those moments.Not necessarily defined by confrontation among actors, but by something deeper.The emergence of new forms of knowledge.The figure of Prometeo offers a precise key to

How ideological frameworks turn poverty into political capital while eroding the middle class The drama of our time is not the lack of resources, but the sophisticated architecture of lies that enables the plundering of public wealth under the disguise of social justice. We have allowed a caste of so-called “enlightened” figures to hijack common

Fear of change drives today’s global system to undermine its own future. There are moments in history when uncertainty does not arise from a lack of information, but from the inability to interpret what is already unfolding.The current global scenario seems to follow that logic.It is not that the world lacks direction.It is that those

A structural critique of incentives that weaken society’s ability to adapt in the midst of global technological transition BETWEEN IDLERS AND MILITANTSContradiction between the dictatorship of the proletariat and subsidizing idlenessBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The most famous son-in-law of Karl Marx was Paul Lafargue, who married his second daughter, Laura.Lafargue was a constant

From Paul Lafargue to Ludwig von Mises, a critical view of leisure, work, and the role of the State The concept of the “ideology of laziness” or the “praise of idleness” has been approached from multiple angles throughout history, moving between social critique, resistance to the economic system, and the philosophy of individual freedom.“The Right

The fall of empires did not bring order, but unstable nationalisms and ethnic tensions that still persist The First World War was a confrontation between empires, not an ideological war between imperialists and anti-imperialists.The defeated empires strengthened the victors.Thus, while in 1913 the British Empire had 611 million subjects and covered 28.5 million km², by

How speculative capital drives radical agendas that erode the middle class and concentrate political power Freedom of expression under the siege of speculative capitalFor Mill, the worst tyranny is the one that “penetrates much more deeply into the details of life and enslaves the soul itself.” Here, it is the billionaire’s money that forges those

The flawed design of the League of Nations anticipated World War II After World War I ended with the surrender of the Central Powers, the issue of peace conditions arose.A key figure, as expected, was U.S. President Woodrow Wilson.The Swedish historian Ragnar Svanström (who wrote the last two centuries of “Universal History,” originally begun by

An unexpected convergence between global capital and radical activism reshapes freedom, property, and power If John Stuart Mill were to observe today’s landscape, he would note that freedom of thought is not being suppressed by an old-style dictator, but by a convergence of interests that has achieved something once unthinkable: uniting the owner of capital