Lo vuelvo a repetir, soy un liberal de convicciones, independiente, que, durante muchos años, permanecí en el centro, con algunas coincidencias con la izquierda, las que hoy veo tan absurdas, que desaparecieron de cualquier mirada distraída de mi parte, ni si quiera de soslayo, ni menos por simple curiosidad. Continúa leyendo PUNTA DE LANZA: EL LIBERALISMO EXPERTO EN DIVIDIR
The electoral campaign has been formally opened in Nicaragua. The civic right presents its best candidates, while the coup right shouts from the rooftops that the elections should not be recognized by the international community. Continúa leyendo NICARAGUA: HACIA LAS URNAS
When a significant issue for the national economy is placed on the government’s decision table – and this is already a national culture that should be exterminated -a great confusion is installed in which a mess of slippery and fallacious arguments arises, almost always promoted by a minority of politicians and trade unionists who act like politicians and whose radical ideas, in certain cases absurd or surpassed by reality, they interfere with a majority whose interpretation is based on free critical thinking and constructive adaptation to the changing and changing reality of the region that we are part of. Continúa leyendo EL PENSADOR: la gran confusión
Insult is the weapon of the stupid and the ignorant too. However, this time I will refer, to the concepts of some international media, who have dedicated themselves to blurring, shamefully, the image of Colombia, in all aspects, which portrays the prototype of a country that, according to false press informants, we are lost in the vices of drug trafficking, corruption, prostitution and crime. Continúa leyendo EDITORIAL: A MI COLOMBIA SE LE RESPETA
The attack on the Kabul airport by ISIS K, the Afghan-Pakistani faction of ISIS, presents an unprecedented picture of fleeing occupiers, terrorists targeting terrorists, and the United States that for days has been raising the alarm for an attack. It almost seemed like a prediction. Continúa leyendo AFGANISTÁN: LA GRAN ESTAFA
In a pamphlet he published in 1925, entitled «What I Believe,» Bertrand Russell, in the chapter on righteous living, wrote: «When I say that the morality of conduct must be judged by its probable consequences, I mean that we wish see approved the conduct that is likely to achieve the social ends we want, and disapproved the opposite conduct. Currently this is not done; there are certain traditional norms according to which approval and disapproval are distributed regardless of the consequences Continúa leyendo EL PENSADOR: ¿RIDICULEZ O RIESGO SOCIAL?
