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locale: es
title: '“The Time of Liberation Has Come”: Global Message Points to a Change of Era Amid International Crises'
date: 2026-01-04
slug: 2026-01-04-the-time-of-liberation-has-come-globally-message-points-to-a-change-of-era-amid-international-crises
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city: 'Cayey'
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***From Puerto Rico, an address marks the beginning of 2026 with a call for the stabilization of nations and a structural analysis of the global landscape.***

*Cayey, Puerto Rico – January 4, 2026*

The start of the year was marked by a message of international reach that focused on the situation of multiple countries facing political, social, and economic crises. In an address delivered from Cayey, it was indicated that the world would be entering a new stage characterized by processes of transformation and the pursuit of stability across various regions of the world.

The message was not limited to a diagnosis, but also included a direct call to pay attention to the dynamics currently underway and their possible evolution in the coming months.

## Latin America and the Caribbean: Immediate Areas of Concern
Within the analysis, Venezuela emerged as a central focus as one of the primary regional situations of concern. The message referred to the need for prompt stabilization in the country, amid prolonged tensions and structural challenges.

Likewise, attention extended to other nations of the Caribbean and Central America, such as Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti, identified as territories facing complex situations that require sustainable short-term and medium-term solutions.

The perspective positions this subregion as one of the critical points within the broader map of global crises.

## A Problem of Global Scope

The analysis extended beyond the continent of the Americas, incorporating references to regions of Africa and to India as areas where conditions of instability and the need for transformation are also present.

In this regard, it was stated: **"There are many places that also need liberation,"** underscoring that the current tensions are not isolated phenomena, but rather part of a broader global dynamic.

The inclusion of multiple regions in the assessment reinforces the notion that the international landscape is experiencing a period of simultaneous change across multiple levels.

## A Change of Stage in the International System

The central concept of the message focused on the idea that the current context reflects a specific moment within a broader process of transformation. It was stated that the conditions observed —conflicts, institutional crises, and demands for change — would correspond to a transitional phase toward a new global landscape.

Within this framework, it was stated: **"The time of that liberation has come... therefore, we are in the right time,"** interpreting current events as part of a structured process aimed at the reorganization of nations.

## Perspectives for 2026

The message projects that the year 2026 will be decisive for the evolution of these processes, with possible advances in the stabilization of countries in crisis and in the redefinition of regional and international balances.

Far from being confined to a single conflict or region, the analysis presents a systemic view, in which multiple factors converge at a single historical turning point.

In this context, the start of the year is presented not merely as a change in the calendar, but as the beginning of a stage that could redefine the course of various nations and the international system as a whole.
