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The American interviews the main opinion leaders in the world of politics, economy, culture, and society in the United States, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the world.
LEXIT Founder Jesse Holguin: From Prison to Conservative Activism
In the latest interview with Anna Paulina Luna, chief correspondent of El American, Jesse Holguin tells his incredible life story.
Álvaro Uribe: Violence in Colombia Seeks to Overthrow the President
In interview for El American, Álvaro Uribe affirmed that a victory of the left "means expanding the territorial map of threat to the United States."
Mexican Senator Alejandra Reynoso: AMLO Planning His Own Chavista Power Grab
The senator explains that for AMLO the businessman is synonymous with the enemy
Biden Is Disregarding America’s ‘Judeo Christian Values’: Trump’s Former Religious Advisor
Rodríguez explained that religion not only influences society, but also has an important presence in politics.
Gov. Susana Martínez: The Conservative Hispanic Who Made Political History
Martinez has made history in American politics, as she was the first Hispanic governor of New Mexico (2011-2019) and in 2013 was named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world.
Will Witt on How Newsom’s ‘Tyranny’ in California Led Thousands to Flee the Golden State
"They give them handouts. They incentivize people to be homeless. They let them stay in empty houses. Homelessness is going down across the country, but it's rising in California. Half of the nation's homeless actually live in California."
Morgan Zegers: ‘Young People Don’t Know The Reality of Communist Countries’
Anna Paulina Luna interviewed the founder of Young Americans Against Socialism exclusively for El American
Father Robert Sirico on Latinos, the Catholic Church, and the Biden Presidency
"These attacks on the traditional family, on marriage and on human life coming from Joe Biden, a man who says he is a serious Catholic are nothing short of appalling"
Cuba’s Neoslave Trade: A Conversation with María Werlau
The interview focuses on this most misunderstood trade which often lends an appearance of perceived “humanitarian” and benevolent international cooperation by Cuban communism
President of the Mises Institute Discusses Prospects of a Libertarian Future
Jeff Deist, president of the Mises Institute, explains that the libertarian movement is in a rough spot, but there's also hope. Decentralization may be the way forward