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Emmanuel Rincón
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Conservatives and Libertarians: A Crucial Alliance for the Future of the GOP and the U.S.
Both ideologies can agree that the country is in great danger. For this reason, they must join forces to push back against "woke" fascism, Big Tech censorship, and the left's reckless attempt to turn the nation into a surveillance state
Inflation is Destroying the Lives of Americans
The generalized inflation rate has seen a 24.9% increase in the cost of energy, coupled with a 4.1% rise in food prices, and a 6.4% hike in the price of utilities so far this year.
10 Black Americans Under Attack for Standing Up to the Radical Left and Defending Freedom
White liberals are allowed to assault, silence, and use racial slurs against Blacks who stand up to Draconian government measures and fight for liberty
Obama Does Not Want More Culture Wars, He Wants Submission
What is happening in the United States, far from being a culture war, is an awakening: enough of freedoms and wealth, it is time for oppression and submission, with fluid genders and radical socialism
Pandora Papers: Another Political Ploy to Destroy Economic Freedom and Advance Socialism
Tax havens are not only legal, they are morally ethical and also necessary to protect against wealth-plundering states
Abortion, Individual Freedom and Political Contradictions
Abortion is not "a right" as it is written in the progressive press, it is a very sad act where a human life is put to an end, however, prohibitions always find alternative paths.
Culture War: ‘We Need More Businessmen and Less Politicians’
Emmanuel Rincón, editor-at-large at El American argues that the socialist narrative about entrepreneurs must be dismantled
How Peronism Turned Argentina Into One of the World’s Poorest Countries
The Austrian school of economics has regained a great momentum in Argentina, with referents such as the liberal economist Javier Milei, who has also entered the political arena
The GOP’s Historic Opportunity to Win the Latino Vote
The GOP needs Latinos and Latinos need the GOP, with small changes conservatives could win majority support from this community and fight in progressive states.
Culture War: Why Has International Aid Doomed Africa to Poverty?
"The African economist's main argument is that the international community's economic aid, instead of promoting economic growth, has condemned the continent to poverty and to continue depending on international aid to survive," said Rincón