Materia Reservada 2.0: Los nuevos papeles de la CIA
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A veces la C.I.A. actúa más como la T.I.A. Lo que ocurre en EE.UU. es que entran en pánico con cualquier cosa que huela remotamente a centro-izquierda o social democracia, ya que la política norteamericana pivota únicamente entre la derecha conservadora (partido republicano) y el centro (partido demócrata). Cualquier cosa que se aparte de ese status quo provoca sospechas y nerviosismo. Treinta años viviendo en los EE.UU. y observando muy de cerca me han hecho llegar a esta conclusión. Yo tenía entendido a través de numerosas lecturas que la Internacional Socialista había abandonado el término 'marxista' a partir de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Con el PSOE formando parte de ella, dudo que fuera Felipe Glez. el que decidiera abandonar la postura marxista.