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By, Jaime (Jim) Gonzalez, Senior Fellow, MSI² Key Takeaways Coalitional realignment, protectionist working-class Republicans versus globalized professional Democrats, makes electoral incentives reward divergence over compromise, rendering reconciliation politically impossible. Biden and Trump embody irreconcilable theories of American power that mutually cannot coexist. Predictable four-to-eight-year strategic oscillation constitutes America's primary competitive...

By, Pedro Corzo, Senior Fellow, MSI² The death of several dozen Castroite enforcers in Caracas bears irrefutable witness to the close alliance between the dictatorial systems of Cuba and Venezuela, a nexus in which the Nicaraguan dictatorship of Ortega-Murillo is directly involved, despots who have decided to...

By, Dr. Luis Noguerol, Co-Founder and Senior Fellow, MSI²  Executive Summary (BLUF) Cyber operations are no longer auxiliary tools of state power. They now function as integrated instruments of coercion, intelligence collection, and strategic signaling, operating alongside diplomacy, sanctions, and military force. Recent developments linked to Venezuela and Iran...

By, Fabián Calle, Senior Fellow, MSI² The publication of the Trump administration's National Security Strategy clearly outlines how the two-time president understands the geopolitical, cultural, and ideological challenges facing the superpower and its spheres of influence.  The battle for ideas, minds, and hearts becomes as important as military...

By, Andrés Alburquerque, Senior Fellow, MSI² Useful foreword: I wrote this six years ago. I know that the Fourth International was created by Trotsky in 1938, and it is precisely my point. It's lingering, suspended in time, almost frozen within itself, until the powers that be grab it...