Gonzalo Martín
Vice president of Democracia Nacional in Spain and political commentator; discussed the Spanish government's regularization of migrants, democratic legitimacy concerns, and related social impacts.
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Sep 5, 2025 • 0sec
WarRoom Battleground EP 844: Updates From The UK And Spain On The Growing Anti-INVADER Protests Flaring Up
Gonzalo Martín, Vice President of Democracia Nacional, delves into the rising anti-migrant sentiments in Spain, sparked by economic struggles and recent crime incidents. He highlights the frustrations of working-class individuals and explores the political implications driving the protests. Meanwhile, British journalist Ed West discusses the cultural tensions related to the visibility of national flags in the UK, especially amidst anti-immigration movements. Both guests dissect how social media shapes public opinion, unveiling the complexities of identity politics in contemporary Europe.
Jan 30, 2026 • 0sec
WarRoom Battleground EP 938: Fruits of the INVASION: Civil War Coming To The UK And Democracy Now In Danger In Spain
Gonzalo Martín, vice president of Democracia Nacional and political commentator, warns about Spain's rapid migrant regularization and political motives. Professor David Betts, modern warfare scholar at King’s College London, compares UK tensions to past conflicts and maps paths toward civil unrest. They discuss migration policy, elite legitimacy, social fragmentation, and signs of rising communal conflict.
Nov 15, 2025 • 0sec
WarRoom Battleground EP 892: The Crisis In The Catholic Church And The Harm Of Uncontrolled Colonial-Era-Inspired Legal Migration
Dr. Peter Kwasniewski, a liturgical scholar and Catholic composer, shares insights from his publishing work and the Pelican Plus initiative aimed at revitalizing liturgical practices. Rev. John Perricone, an ordained priest and medieval philosophy expert, critiques modernism while highlighting St. Thomas Aquinas as essential to defending Church orthodoxy. Gonzalo Martín discusses Hispanidad and the complexities of Spanish citizenship laws, warning that mass migration reshapes national identity and risks diluting cultural heritage across Europe.
