Why are we silenced?
Isabel Peralta uses a historical analogy to explain the absurdity of “democratic memory laws” and their equivalents that silence historical debate in most of Europe. Powered by embed odysee
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Category: Democratic Memory Law
Isabel Peralta interviewed: Is the Kalergi Plan conspiracy theory or becoming reality?
The Minuto CientoZero podcast interviews Isabel Peralta. They discuss the racial basis of nationalism, whether national socialism and Christianity are compatible, and other philosophical/ideological matters, as well as getting an update on Isabel’s trial and the progress of the new political group Núcleo Nacional, which Isabel defends against allegations of opaque finances and unclear strategy. […]
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Spanish Blood – an interview with Isabel Peralta
Isabel Peralta, is interviewed by Carlos Senra of TLV1, Buenos Aires (in Spanish with English subtitles provided by H&D). Isabel explains the background to her political involvement; the latest attempt by the Spanish authorities to imprison her for her anti-immigration speech outside the Moroccan Embassy; and recent developments within the Spanish nationalist scene. Isabel concludes […]
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Falangist leader’s grave desecrated by ‘democratic memory law’
On the 120th anniversary of his birth, the remains of Falangist leader José Antonio Primo de Rivera are today being removed from his tomb at the Valley of the Fallen (Valle de los Caídos), a vast memorial to the dead of Spain’s Civil War. Isabel Peralta reported today from the scene of José Antonio’s reburial […]
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