Rome and the Vatican Ignore Peter Thiel's Sermons on the Coming of the Antichrist
Peter Thiel's sermons on the arrival of the Antichrist have been largely ignored by political leaders and the Vatican during his seminar in Rome.
Robert Ménard, the Rising Star of the Far Right Who Once Was a Socialist
Robert Ménard, the far-right mayor of Béziers and former socialist, is gaining prominence with his ultra-nationalist stance against irregular immigration ahead of France's municipal elections.
EL PAÍS and Cadena SER Premiere 'The Ultra Wave', a Documentary Series Analyzing the Rise of Radical Right Movements
The documentary series 'The Ultra Wave' explores the growth of radical far-right movements, starting with the episode 'The Base', which reconstructs a police operation against a neo-Nazi terrorist cell in Spain.
The Agitated Jeon Han-gil, Late-night Withdrawal from Party and Backtracking Incident 'Yoon Seok-youl's Legal Team Stopped Him'
Former ultra-right Korean language instructor Jeon Han-gil announced he abandoned his plan to leave the People Power Party following intervention from Yoon Seok-youl's legal team.
The Emergence of Alvise in Castilla y León and His Offensive on Social Media Against Vox Revives the Cannibalism of the Ultra Vote
Alvise's rise in Castilla y León and his social media offensive against Vox are intensifying rivalry within the right-wing political bloc in Spain.
Paloma Valencia emerges strongly against Cepeda and the ultra De la Espriella
Paloma Valencia's strong showing in interparty consultations positions her as a key contender in Colombia's presidential race, complicating the political landscape for both the far-right and the left.
A judge denies a restraining order requested by Sarah Santaolalla against the ultra Vito Quiles
A Spanish judge has denied a restraining order sought by Sarah Santaolalla against right-wing activist Vito Quiles, citing insufficient evidence of an objective risk to justify such a measure.
615 Civic and Social Groups Call for a Second March 1st Revolution, Demand the Liquidation of Pro-Japanese and New Right Forces
615 civic and social organizations urged the liquidation of pro-Japanese and New Right forces in South Korea and criticized Japan's ultra-nationalism ahead of the 107th anniversary of the March 1st Movement.
Burkas, Therians, and Two Cups
The article discusses the media's disproportionate focus on the topics of burkas and therians in Spain, labeling them as minor issues that are being politicized by ultra-right influences.
Emmanuel Macron urges parties "linked to violent groups" to "clarify their position"
President Emmanuel Macron has called on political parties with ties to violent groups to clarify their stance, following the death of a young nationalist militant in Lyon.
Jeon Han-gil: 'Oh Se-hoon, are you a leftist? Please let the Yoon Again concert be held'
Ultra-right former Korean history instructor Jeon Han-gil publicly urged Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon to allow the 'Yoon Again' concert to take place, despite it being at risk of cancellation.
Dr. Marc Siegel: RFK Jr. and David Kessler are right to take on Big Food
Dr. David Kessler and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unite against ultra-processed foods, criticizing their regulation and health impacts.
Investigation identifies ultra-left members among suspects of lynching activist in France
An investigation has revealed that several suspects involved in the lynching of far-right activist Quentin Deranque in France are linked to the ultra-left.
Possible Coalitions: How Spain's Right-Wing Extremists Humiliate the Conservatives
Spain's moderate conservatives are seeking alliances with ultra-nationalists to unseat Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, showing the complex dynamics of political dependency and power in the country.
"That Killed Him": The Betrayals and Attacks that Took Verástegui Out of the Ultra-Right Game
Eduardo Verástegui's political aspirations have collapsed following betrayals within conservative circles, leading to his exclusion from the political landscape in Mexico.
Díaz Ayuso, MAGA Leader
Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the president of the Community of Madrid, aligns herself with far-right figures during a fundraising event in Miami attended by prominent leaders from the ultra-right.
Flávio Bolsonaro joins the French far-right
Brazilian politician Flávio Bolsonaro has aligned himself with the far-right in France, criticizing President Emmanuel Macron as incompetent.
Epstein and Bannon had a common ambition for Europe
Jeffrey Epstein, known for his heinous crimes, was also politically active, advising ultra-nationalist Steve Bannon in attempts to unify far-right factions across Europe.
A sanitary cordon against the far right makes Seguro the most voted president in the history of Portugal
Socialist António José Seguro wins a historic presidential election in Portugal, defeating far-right candidate André Ventura.
Aragon measures the ultra-advance and tests the PP's bet on early elections
Aragon held early elections to assess the People's Party's strategy against the Socialist Party amid rising far-right influence.
Azcón Calls on Agitator Vito Quiles to Capture Far-Right Vote: Having Drinks with PP Supporters
The Aragonese PP aims to attract far-right votes during their campaign closure by featuring candidate Jorge Azcón and party president Alberto Núñez Feijóo, alongside ultra-agitator Vito Quiles who socialized with party youth members.
The Resistance of the Female Vote Hinders the Ultra Advance in Aragón
The female vote's resilience is obstructing the far-right party Vox's progress in Aragón, as they struggle to address gender disparities within their electorate amidst increasing instances of harassment.
Secretary of Nunes invites ultra-right Chilean president to come to SP
Angela Gandra, Secretary of Foreign Relations in São Paulo, has invited Chile's elected president José Antonio Kast to meet with Mayor Ricardo Nunes before his inauguration on March 11.
Abascal, Christian Lawyers and Trump's Think Tanks: The International Far Right Conspiracies in Brussels
The international far-right prepares to convene at a high-level meeting in the European Parliament, with notable figures from an ultra agenda across twenty countries gathering in Brussels.
International far-right leaders support Orbán in a video for Hungary's electoral campaign
International far-right leaders have come together to support Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán in an electoral video, highlighting the symbolic significance of these elections for global ultra movements, despite Orbán trailing in the polls.
A decade of Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa as president of Portugal: thousands of hugs and a dam against ultra policies
As Portugal prepares to vote for a successor to President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, who has served a decade marked by personal connections and resistance to far-right policies, the legacy of his unique presidency is being reflected upon.
Feijóo accuses Abascal of being "antisystem" and "not respecting Spain" while PP and Vox draw closer in Extremadura
Opposition leader Feijóo defends himself against ultra-right president Abascal's accusations amid significant negotiations between PP and Vox in Extremadura.
The manifesto of Jordi Sevilla blames the PSOE leadership for the rise of the ultra-right and Minister Hereu responds that this is an "absolutely minority" position
Former minister Jordi Sevilla criticizes the PSOE leadership in a manifesto for leading to the rise of the extreme right, while Minister Hereu claims this viewpoint represents a very small minority.
The ultra Alvise's party wants to fish in Aragón: presents itself for the February 8 elections to capture anti-system votes
The party led by ultra Alvise Pérez, 'Se acabó la fiesta' (SALF), is entering the February 8 elections in Aragón to attract votes from the PP and Vox.
The National Court confirms a year in prison for an ultra who made a 'massive call' to attack the PSOE website in 2023
The National Court has upheld a one-year prison sentence for a far-right activist who incited a cyber attack against the PSOE website in 2023.
Salvador Illa uses his Christmas message to warn of the ultra rise: “Without humanity, a country cannot be built”
Salvador Illa, in his Christmas message, warned about the rise of the far-right, stating that a country cannot be built without humanity and that blaming the less fortunate is not the solution to Catalonia's needs.