The Democratic Party of the United States faces a loss of support from the working class and internal division between a left-wing agenda and a moderate one. Despite recent electoral victories, the party struggles to form a solid coalition and regain ground in key states, while the traditional working-class base leans towards the Republicans.
The United States National Security Strategy articulates the country’s strategic thought and evolves reflecting international transformations. From the Cold War to the present, it covers topics such as trade, terrorism, alliances, and competition with China. It is aspirational and coordinates external, military, diplomatic, and economic actions.
The NFL uses soft power to influence Spain and the United States through events such as the game at the Bernabéu between Miami Dolphins and Washington Commanders. The league seeks to expand internationally, including Madrid in its cultural and commercial influence strategy. The presence of the NFL in Spain generated economic and media impact, strengthening Madrid’s international projection as a sports city. Additionally, it reinforces the soft power of the United States, projecting its global sports culture.
The IV EU-CELAC Summit in Santa Marta discusses geopolitical fragmentation and conflictive relations between presidents. The US and China facing off impact Latin America. Trump relates to right-wing and center-right leaders. The EU promotes multilateralism and human rights. The final declaration shows regional division regarding the US.
The commercial agreement between the EU and U.S., signed in 2025, has generated mixed reactions. Supporters of Trump hail it as a great victory, while European critics perceive it as a surrender. Experts warn it could be a humiliation for the EU, with significant tariffs and financial commitments. Despite MAGA praises, academic analyses highlight its strategic weaknesses and potential long-term negative consequences, suggesting a tactical U.S. victory but a potential global strategic disaster.
