Jorge González-Gallarza·May 25[The Critic] The Flight 93 SelectionThough heavy on pastimes and scholarly pursuits, Michael Anton’s latest anthology of essays is not a vain book.
Jorge González-Gallarza·Apr 23[National Review] What Business Do Democrats Have in Barcelona?Why would they cozy up to “global progressives” in a faraway leftist enclave?
Jorge González-Gallarza·Apr 15[The European Conservative] Awakened by Euthanasia?Spain’s latest assisted suicide should sober the ardor of ‘right-to-die’ advocates everywhere.
Jorge González-Gallarza·Feb 3[The European Conservative] Can a National Conservative Win in One of Europe’s Progressive Capitals?Parisian mayoral candidate Sarah Knafo lights a pathway to reclaim the continent through its major cities.
Jorge González-Gallarza·Dec 12, 2025[The American Conservative] Honduras in the Vote-Count CrucibleThe fate of the Central American nation is tied up in a nail-biter of a tally, but the election has turned an ugly page
Jorge González-Gallarza·Dec 9, 2025[The Hungarian Conservative] How Ukraine's Allies Enlisted the Demons of Spain's Civil WarSlanted echoes of Spain’s fratricidal conflict are being smuggled into Ukraine’s war motives. Is the sensemaking solely retrospective?
Jorge González-Gallarza·Dec 2, 2025[The Critic] The EU's Real Turn Is Inside OutAs the bloc’s aims increasingly transcend its boundaries, what is to distinguish it from another global quango?
Jorge González-Gallarza·Oct 24, 2025[The Hungarian Conservative] Israel's Unfolding MysteryAs the Jewish state mutates in profound yet poorly understood ways, even its advocates would do well to visit
Jorge González-Gallarza·Sep 4, 2025[The European Conservative] The West is Dwelling in Olavo’s WorldLessons from Brazil’s pipe-smoking, cowboy hat-donning, right-wing Gramscian philosophical didact
Jorge González-Gallarza·Jul 16, 2025[The Critic] No Country for Prude MenSpaniards are finally gauging the wicked rot amongst their left-wing rulers — but only belatedly