El juicio de Rushdie nos recuerda que no se negocia con Irán
Los iraníes triunfan mediante la intimidación y la violencia mientras Occidente intenta evitar la confrontación negociando con ellos. Sabemos a dónde lleva eso. Opinión
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The piece uses the Rushdie case as a lens to argue that Western engagement with Iran is strategically futile. It frames Iranian power as rooted in coercion rather than diplomacy, suggesting that negotiation only emboldens aggressive behavior. The warning is clear: without a confrontational stance, the West will continue to lose ground. The implication for readers is that current policy approaches need fundamental rethinking.