Ibero-America

In this context, Mexico was represented from the perspective of logistics risk management and supply chain protection through my participation with an approach focused on prevention, insurance, and operational continuity.

Among the materials presented and shared were the Art of Managing Logistics Risks Practical Manual From Prevention and Insurance to Adjustment and Subrogation From the Editorial Direction of Keeper Cargo Insurance The 8th Edition of the Security Tool for Supply Chain Stakeholders Guidelines for Crime Prevention from the Business Security Front, FESM, Criminal Investigation Directorate and Interpol, Dijin, Columbia National Police, and the book Liability of the Road Freight Carrier in Ibero-America by the Latin American Association of Marine Underwriters, ALSEM.

Sharing this type of work in an international forum helps build a bridge between security and insurance.

But above all, it turns experience into applicable knowledge.

Daniel is a historian at the Koch History Center at the University of Oxford.

His work traces the intellectual and political networks that connected the authoritarian regimes of the 20th century Ibero-American world.

For today's episode, we'll be exploring a provocative claim at the heart of Daniel's book.

that fascism did not simply die in 1945, but mutated, that across Franco's Spain, Onganía's Argentina, and Pinochet's Chile, a distinct post-fascist school of thought took hold as state ideology.

It really is.

If you are a citizen of an Ibero-American country, which includes almost all of Latin America, or if you are from Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, Portugal, or if you can prove Sephardic Jewish descent, Spain will grant you citizenship in just two years.

Two years to an EU passport is arguably the fastest naturalization in the entire continent.

It is an incredible advantage for those specific nationalities.

Y cómo ha sido ahora el Libro verde de adaptación del puesto de trabajo que para personas con sensibilidad química múltiple y con electrohipersensibilidad, que se ha hecho, además, junto a Fundación ONCE.

Fundación ONCE es, eh, una organización, eh, es-es nacional, española, con, con mucha influencia en Europa y en Iberoamérica, eh, de discapacidad.

Ellos son, eh, inicialmente, eh, es, es un problema de, de visión.

La ONCE, eh, empieza con invidentes, pero realmente en este momento es una cabeza, un... [ríe] Es impresionante el trabajo que hacen y económicamente el apoyo que hacen para todo lo que es discapacidad de todo tipo.

We were talking about it recently, and it's that a lot of these venues is the first time they have this festival in.

And the truth is that Latin American people, Ibero-American people, Spanish speakers, Portuguese speakers are everywhere in Scotland.

So why not bring those conversations? And we're bringing Shorts to the Sea to those venues and bringing local panelists to discuss environmental issues, migration issues, what is to live in the coastal life of Scotland.

And so what better chance to do that with them? So it's not us really bringing panelists from anywhere else.

Okay.

So that effectively equates their legal status to citizens from like Ibero-American countries or Andorra or the Philippines.

Exactly.

That is a massive legal shift.

Citizenship follows at the 10-year mark for most nationalities.

And if you're from an Ibero-American country or a former Spanish colony, that wait drops to just two years, one of the fastest unnaturalization routes anywhere in Europe.

The second path is the digital nomad visa.

created under Spain's Startup Act and operational since 2023.