Last Thursday, in Washington, Donald Trump's government, through Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Scott Bessent and ideologist Stephen Miller, presented an anti-terrorist architecture against what they call "extreme left-wing terrorism." The instrument to combat it is the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), which without judgment can designate an organization as a security threat and freeze assets and veto access to the US financ…
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Last Thursday, in Washington, Donald Trump's government, through Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Scott Bessent and ideologist Stephen Miller, presented an anti-terrorist architecture against what they call "extreme left-wing terrorism." The instrument to combat it is the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), which without judgment can designate an organization as a security threat and freeze assets and veto access to the US financ…