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Amnistía: el punto de no retorno

Se ha materializado en el Congreso la Ley de Amnistía, ya profetizada hace años por algunos agoreros, pero que la mayoría nos resistíamos a creer.
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Opinion

Sedición y armonización

Fuente de la imagen: Agencia EFE Hace una semana nos enterábamos en prime time de la decisión de nuestro presidente Pedro Sánchez de eliminar el...
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Opinion

¿Alerta fascista? Las implicaciones de la victoria de Giorgia Meloni

Fuente de la imagen: Piero Tenagli SIPA. El 26 de septiembre se cumplía lo que ya se vaticinaba, pero no se quería creer. Ninguna sorpresa,...
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Adiós Sahara, adiós. La nueva cesión ante el chantaje.

Giro diplomático de 180º, el pasado viernes 18 de marzo, España pasó a respaldar la propuesta de autonomía de Marruecos para el Sahara, que...
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Opinion

Ucrania, cuestión de perspectiva: el conflicto desde la óptica rusa

Los peores pronósticos se han cumplido. Esta mañana del 24 de febrero veíamos con auténtico estupor imágenes de misiles rusos atacando objetivos ucranianos sembrando...
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Manuel Martin

BBALLB Madrid. Escéptico, espíritu crítico y en constante búsqueda de la Verdad. Escribo de política, derecho y relaciones internacionales
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