Editorial: La isla de Jared Kushner - 11/06/26

Listen to this segment before anyone else and ad-free on César Vidal TV: https://cesarvidal.tv/programs/la-isl... In his editorial today, César Vidal analyzes the controversial figure of Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, his multimillion-dollar businesses financed by foreign governments, and his growing influence on U.S. international politics. Drawing on the historical figure of the privateer, slave trader, and adventurer Jean Lafitte, César Vidal establishes a parallel with Kushner, highlighting three common elements: proximity to political power, control of strategic enclaves, and the absence of moral boundaries when pursuing certain interests. The program examines the trajectory of Affinity Partners, the investment firm founded by Jared Kushner after leaving the White House, which currently manages over $6 billion, almost entirely from foreign governments, especially Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. It also addresses the ongoing investigations in the United States into potential conflicts of interest and alleged violations of foreign agent laws. Furthermore, César Vidal devotes special attention to the controversial tourism project spearheaded by Kushner and Ivanka Trump on the Albanian island of Sazan, a former military base strategically located in the Mediterranean. The plan entails a €1.4 billion investment to transform the island into a luxury resort, an initiative that has sparked significant public protests in Albania due to its potential environmental consequences, the lack of transparency regarding the investors involved, and suspicions about the project's true purpose. The editorial also reviews the history of this island, used for decades as a military enclave and equipped with tunnels, fortifications, and thousands of bunkers built during the Cold War, making it a place of enormous geostrategic value. Finally, César Vidal reflects on Jared Kushner's role in US foreign policy, his ties to Israel and the Gulf states, and the implications of creating a new platform of influence in the Mediterranean under the control of private interests closely connected to US political power.