Itxu Díaz | The European Conservative

Europe Is on the Wrong Side of History

Itxu Díaz February 20, 2025

The free world is split between those who prioritize sovereignty, Western values, and freedom, and those who blindly follow woke globalism and the cancel culture virus.

Guarantee of Unhappiness

Itxu Díaz December 21, 2024

Despite what DINK couples claim, there is absolutely nothing on this earth comparable to parenthood.

We Are Conservatives

Itxu Díaz December 12, 2024

We value goodness, truth, and beauty.

All That Is Right in the World

Itxu Díaz December 4, 2024

There are countless reasons not to fall into despair.

Modern man has bought into the broken merchandise of aesthetic subjectivism, after first embracing ethical subjectivism, resulting in countless works of art that deify ugliness as if it were a new form of beauty.

How to Make the Humanities Attractive Again?

Itxu Díaz November 9, 2024

Philosophy is not something obsolete and useless; it teaches us how to think properly—which is why many governments fear it.

Freedom and Truth in an Age of Deception

Itxu Díaz November 2, 2024

We are not made for lies.

Spain Faces Migration Surge, But Government Seeks to Attract More

Itxu Díaz October 28, 2024

Pedro Sánchez went to Africa to promise 250,000 jobs to migrants. It sounds like a joke.

A New Conservatism: Freedom, National Sovereignty, and Tradition

Itxu Díaz March 7, 2024

The best way to be European is to be Spanish, German, Italian, or whatever nationality one is.

Sánchez’s Betrayal of Spain

Itxu Díaz November 14, 2023

If Pedro Sánchez needed the help of the devil himself in order to be in power, he would accept it without hesitation.

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Europe Is on the Wrong Side of History

Guarantee of Unhappiness

We Are Conservatives

All That Is Right in the World

Beauty Still Matters

How to Make the Humanities Attractive Again?

Freedom and Truth in an Age of Deception

Spain Faces Migration Surge, But Government Seeks to Attract More

A New Conservatism: Freedom, National Sovereignty, and Tradition

Sánchez’s Betrayal of Spain

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