National Exclusionism: A Global Problem and the Spanish Case

National Exclusionism: A Global Problem and the Spanish CaseInternational Relations, Theory • August 11, 2026 • Gabriel Gustavo Núñez PérezFor Canadian readers, the names Frente Obrero (FO) and Reconstrucción Comunista (RC) probably evoke nothing. We are not Muslims nor should we be” (De Soria 2026, 27). The document complements this with attacks on the left’s “Islamophilia,” proposing as the historical Soviet model – citing directly – “campaigns to burn veils in public squares” (De Soria 2026, 34). On trans identity: “they no longer even know what it is to be a woman, which for them is no longer a material reality but a feeling” (De Soria 2026, 32–33). Why This Matters InternationallyCanadian readers might ask why they should care about a Spanish organization of limited size.