Trumpismo a lo “banana republic”: destrucción autoritaria de lo público en Ecuador
En un país ya golpeado por la violencia y la pobreza, Noboa gobierna para el capital, buscando destruir el sector público y reducir el Estado a su mínima expresión, sometiéndose a los dictados estadounidenses a través de la militarización y la represión política.
Trumpism in the style of a “banana republic”: authoritarian destruction of the public sphere in Ecuador
In a country already battered by violent crime, poverty, Noboa governs for capital, seeking to destroy the public sector and reduce the state to its bare minimum, submitting to US dictates through militarization and political repression.
Puerto Rico, Venezuela, and weaponized colonialism
Puerto Rico’s remilitarization reveals the island’s colonial role in Washington’s war on Venezuela. A legacy that extends through a century of militarism, constitutional colonialism, and resistance.
Las fabulosas alucinaciones de los líderes europeos
Is there really a shadow of war? Or is this talk of war merely a way for anachronistic politicians such as Rutte, Carns, and Pistorius to feel relevant in a changed world?
The fabulous hallucinations of the European leaders
Is there really a shadow of war? Or is this talk of war merely a way for anachronistic politicians such as Rutte, Carns, and Pistorius to feel relevant in a changed world?
US nuclear tests would be catastrophic for health
Health workers and activists denounce US plans to restart nuclear weapons tests, warning it would cause catastrophic suffering.
German government to pay US Army employees amid US government shutdown
12,000 civilian US Army employees working in Germany are set to receive their October salaries from the German Ministry of Finance.
Times of chaos and war
A reflection on the global disorder amid wars, protests, and geopolitical tensions that mark the era.
3 ways the West got China’s parade totally wrong
By displaying strength on a day marking antifascist unity, China signals its dual path: deterrence without escalation, and development without domination. In a shifting world, it aims to prevent war, not wage it.
The war economy at the border
While Venezuela reunites families, the US invests USD 131 billion into building a border-war machine
NATO: the no-exit trap of Hotel California?
Despite the twist in Slovenia, NATO’s internal fractures are far from over.
The first crack in NATO’s fortress? Slovenia opens the referendum conundrum
The NATO summit closed out with an unexpected act of resistance from one of Europe’s smallest states: Slovenia.






