This is a CVSI on the world. I'm John Bachelor with my colleagues who are Nesta

Uyghio, former Foreign Minister of the Republic of Brazil and Joseph Uemire, Executive Director of

of Security Society. Both my colleagues were recently in Buenos Aires to

celebrate liberty. Ernesto, what was the event? Where did it take place and what can you tell us about what you learn?

Well, John, this is a very important event. That's the annual meeting of the forum at

with Madrid. I've been established two years ago. I've been proud to be part of all the previous meetings.

And this aims to be a platform for the discussion and action on freedom in the Americas and in Spain especially,

also in Europe as a whole. It's an initiative of the Vox Party of Spain, the Conservative Party in Spain.

The venue was very significant.

It's the old Argentinian post office building, a marvelous early 20th century building which was transformed

by the socialist government into the Nesta Kirchner Cultural Center so the

the socialist president who destroyed Argentina almost.

And now, Malay has just rebranded it as the Liberty Palace,

okay?

And I think it's not only lip service to liberty that Milay is is paying.

His policies and his convictions, his ideas, they are very solid as a model for liberty in Latin America and maybe elsewhere in the 21st century.

And the forum Madrid is also an effort to update the fight for freedom for the 21st century.

The fight is not no longer, of course, the one it was 30 years ago.

Now it's a question of new threats. Part of those threats is the

alliance of narco-socialism in Latin America with, let's say woke policies in Europe and North America,

they tend to be allied to each other and they are both I think under the influence

of the totalitarian project of Russia, China, Iran.

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