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Where are we going? What are we doing?
I have been very reflective for the past few days, asking myself how we ended up here. It has been 29 years since that fateful September 11, and I still don’t think we fully comprehend what it meant for humanity. Some people suffered personal losses; others took their own lives because they could not bear…
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Your freedom, my freedom, our freedom
Freedom of speech is one of the most wonderful blessings we human beings have, at least in the West—a privilege that we value very little. I lost it 30 years ago when the dictator Hugo Chávez hijacked my country, Venezuela. Since then, the only things I remember are: censorship, repression, prison, torture, and fear—so much…
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Call it like it is: invasion
There is an elephant in the room that no one wants to talk about, and the few of us who have very bravely called out the problem have, of course, already been labeled as conspiracy theorists or crazy. The usual. The West is suffering an invasion, without a single shot being fired. A mission that…
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Wokism is not over
There is a conversation that is slowly gaining momentum, and I see that no one has noticed it. Wokism, despite what many believe, is far from dead. It has remained alive and working quietly. Unfortunately, many have not wanted to understand how the left works, and they are going to end up surprised once again.…
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Fauci, the monster
Today, the journalist, the writer, or the lawyer will not speak. Today, the citizen will speak—the one affected by the monstrosities of Anthony Fauci. And even though I speak in the first person, I do so on behalf of everyone, thinking of everyone. Everyone affected by Anthony Fauci, the monster. Days have passed, and my…
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Is the women’s vote in danger?
Is women’s right to vote really in danger? The answer is NO. So how did this narrative, which is being fueled by feminists and progressives, even start? The idea or claim that women’s suffrage was at risk or that people were seeking to repeal it does not originate from a single place, but rather from…
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The importance of critical thinking
Critical thinking has never been more necessary than at this moment in history. The way we, as human beings, have regressed as a society concerns me—a lot. We have basically limited ourselves to staying in political sects, believing that we are actually thinking just because we hold a different stance from others. Critical thinking goes…
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One day at a time
This time, I will be a little more personal. Sometimes, one day at a time is just too much. After surviving one of the hardest experiences of my existence, I can guarantee that my life will never be the same. On June 24, 2026, I survived one of the most surreal experiences anyone could ever…
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A big thank you
To our followers, A big thank you for the kindness you have shown over the past few days. This has been a life-changing experience, and I truly wish no one ever has to go through it. I am slowly getting back on track, but it is going to be a long road. We will have…
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Where are the activists for Venezuela?
About the author: Jennifer Barreto-Leyva is a multi-faceted professional and a powerhouse in the Hispanic community.She is an attorney, journalist, and author. Pro-life activist. Former Fox News correspondent. Is part of the editorial national board of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly. TV and radio host. Former Venezuelan ambassador at the Britts Global organization in the…