Done, American Cardinal Robert Prevost distanced himself from the styles of his two predecessors. He doesn’t have the taste for the regalia of the German Benedict XVI with his red shoes, nor the adorable moves of populist Peronism of Francisco, abandoning the regal quarters.
Relatively young, at 70 years old, he is more like João Paulo II.
Andrew e Kate
After decades of obnoxious behavior, scams and sexual scandals, Prince Andrew, son of the late Queen Elizabeth, has renounced his titles.
Okay, but it remains to be explained why, until now, the bureaucracy of the British nobility has not given titles to Carole and Michael Middleton, parents of Kate, Princess of Wales.
On her mother’s side, Kate descends from a legitimate English working-class background. In it there was a plasterer, a deadbeat arrested and a server who worked at Bletchley Park, the center that deciphered German codes during the Second World War.
Keeping an eye on Cuba
The Trumpist escalation against the dictatorship is a rehearsal for its true objective: . At this stage, the US is testing the extent of continental solidarity.
Marco Rubio is the son of Cubans and knows that the fall of Cuba’s communist regime could pave the way for one of the great real estate booms of the century.
Today, as in 1961, when the US planned a disastrous invasion of the island, the issue is the support (or rejection) of the Cuban people for the regime.
Trump’s Arc
Donald Trump may be suffering from one of his bouts of grandiloquence when he proposes the construction of a monumental arch to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the American nation.
One thing is certain, any comparison with the French Arc de Triomphe is misleading.
With fervor, France celebrates the victories of Napoleon Bonaparte, a Corsican who died on the island of Saint Helena, a prisoner of the English, to whom he surrendered so as not to be killed by the French.
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