We live in an era where globalization has spread the internet all over the world, but also the web of political terror - state, religious, and ideological; in an era that has revealed that the belief that market self-regulation solves all social issues is a myth, equivalent to the old doctrine that accepted that problems are solved only by the all-powerful state. Therefore, we live in an era that has revealed the fluidity of things like no other. And that means we don't have the luxury of staying trapped in an opinion we once formed. We need continuous reexamination of our views.

This reexamination led me to the decision to publish this book, taking into account recent developments. I don't believe that politics can be a product of ideologies today, but a race in two directions: first, to hurry to relieve those who need it absolutely and urgently, and second, to hurry to sound the alarm, to show the citizen the danger that lurks.

We must be optimistic about tomorrow. We all need it. We deserve it. But with the understanding that we do not equate optimism with carelessness. Problems do not solve themselves, they are not solved by others, and we cannot overcome them.

One problem is globalization; a situation that cannot be ignored; a situation that brings fruits, but also many negatives. Let's see it as we deserve: with responsibility.

S. M. X.