Stability is not chosen, but rather built through wisdom and inheritance.

Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the West has promoted the idea of globalization, not out of a desire to unite the world, but rather to impose its hegemony over economically and politically weak countries. Globalization was a soft cover for a vast project of influence, opening markets to their interests and weakening national sovereignty in the name of an open economy. Then came the turn of democracy, which was marketed as a path to…