The new international media for a changing world – The new international media for a changing world
EUGENIO GARCIA GASCON
Being surprised by the irruption of the extreme right is already a thing of the past. The parties of that current, including those with Nazi sympathies, are abandoning the extra-parliamentary or parliamentary margins to become central and unapologetic actors in hitherto liberal countries.
PETR MURAVIN
The Western approach to what is happening in Ukraine makes it clear: the West is not helping Ukraine, it is helping Putin. Sanctions did not stop the war and they never had that chance. The Russian economy turned out to be more stable and robust than the West expected.
PASCUAL SERRANO
The option of limiting prices without touching the system or expanding the powers of the State is a mistake, it may be unfair and, above all, it is not from the left. The State cannot refrain from providing services and rights and present as social the obligation of companies and individuals to do so.
HORACIO VIXANDE
Beyond the economic effects, and regardless of the positions held on the invasion of Ukraine, the truth is that in Spain the debate on the conflict, its consequences and its management by Western countries does not exist and has been replaced by censorship on the one hand and propaganda on the other.
EUGENIO GARCIA GASCON
Due to what has happened in these seven months, it is still difficult to know who wins and who loses with the war in Ukraine. Among the parties directly or indirectly related to the conflict there is only one clear winner at this point, Israel, and one clear loser, Europe.