
Institute for Hispano Studies
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Hispanic-Catholic Civilization & Pan-Iberian geopolitics YouTube: https://t.co/334t4JYelc Substack: https://t.co/5HSelluj7S
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LATINO vs. HISPANIC Learn the difference, it could save your life.
Institute for Hispano Studies83,322 views • 29 days ago

AFRICA BEGINS IN THE PYRENEES: The French Insult That Backfired France called Spain African to push it outside civilized Europe. Spanish thinkers responded by turning the insult into a theory of Spain itself. From Napoleon to Franco, this is the forgotten argument over the Spain’s African spirit: is it merely Europe’s southern edge, or a civilization forged where Europe and Africa collided?
Institute for Hispano Studies108,541 views • 1 month ago

🔥 WE ARE DEFENDING OUR 500 YEAR CIVILIZATION ✊🏽
Institute for Hispano Studies598,376 views • 1 year ago

SPAIN IS AFRICAN Not just geographically, but civilizationally. Spain was forged on the frontier between Europe and Africa, Christianity and Islam. That confrontation helped shape the universal imperial logic that eventually crossed the Atlantic in 1492.
Institute for Hispano Studies42,821 views • 2 months ago

Watch this viral AI-slop video if you want to understand the mental poverty and broken self-esteem of the average Mexican. Erasing 300 years of the Viceroyalty of New Spain and the cultural mestizaje born within it and thanks to it is nothing but collective embarrassment toward: - our language (Spanish + the hundreds of languages protected by the missionaries + thousands of “indigenismos”) - our religion (apparition of the Virgen de Guadalupe, posadas, procesiones, Día de los Muertos, Sor Juana) - our music (mariachi, norteño, rancheras, cumbia, banda, corridos) - our food and drinks (tacos al pastor, chicharrones, carnitas, mezcal, tequila, chiles en nogada) - our history as the epicenter of the First Globalization (Galeón de Manila, silver dollar as the first global currency) - our art, architecture and urbanism (cathedrals, plazas, convents, fortresses, roads, Viceregal baroque, exvotos, muralismo) This isn’t liberation. It’s national nihilism. It’s shame at being Mexican.
Institute for Hispano Studies98,079 views • 8 months ago