Somewhere / Anywhere
Axel Kaiser on Chile, Power and the future of the Right
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Hosted by IJM · history · EN-GB · 21 episodes
Somewhere / Anywhere takes Spain and Latin America as a baseline and builds outward. Geopolitics, economics, technology—through incentives, institutions, and state capacity. Cosmopolitan by instinct, liberal by method, unsentimental about trade-offs. This podcast is for listeners who take the world as what it is. Hosted by Rasheed and Diego.
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<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Spanish Political Parties Series, Part 2 of 8</p><p>The second half of our PP story opens on the worst morning in modern Spanish history. On 11 March 2004, three days before a general election the Popular Party expected to win comfortably, an Al-Qaeda cell detonated bombs on Madrid's commuter rail. Roughly 200 people died; it remains the deadliest terrorist attack the European Union has ever suffered, larger than Paris or London, and yet curiously less fixed in the international memory. We try to hold two things at once here: the human tragedy of 11M, mourned every...
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<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>There is a tidy story we tell ourselves about who pays their debts. Rogue regimes and resource-rich autocracies default; mature European democracies, embedded in the rule of law and dependent on the confidence of the markets, do not. This episode is about what happens when that story breaks — when Spain, facing a wave of international arbitration awards arising from the retroactive cancellation of its clean-energy incentives, decides it would rather not pay, and finds itself the subject of frozen bank accounts and seized buildings across Europe.</p><p>Our guest, Ashley Messick, has sp...
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<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Spanish Political Parties Series, Part 1 of 8</p><p>Why does Spain's Partido Popular speak so many different political dialects at once — Madrid's free-market libertarianism, Galicia's institutional conservatism, the Christian democracy of its old guard — and yet remain the largest political party in Europe? In this opening installment of a new series on Spanish democracy, Diego and Rasheed argue that the answer lies not in incoherence but in DNA: PP is, and has always been, a coalition wearing the clothes of a party.</p><p>The conversation moves from the death of Franco in 1975 thro...
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