Gloria Alvarez

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Gloria Álvarez Cross (born March 9, 1985) is a Guatemalan radio and television presenter, author, and libertarian political commentator. She is the host of the "Viernes de Gloria" radio program in Guatemala.

She is the program director of the National Civic Movement of Guatemala, an organization that advocates for the participation of an informed, responsible, and active citizenry in national politics.

She has written two books, "The Populist Deception: why our countries are ruined and how to rescue them," released in 2016, as well as "How to Talk to a Progressive." which is being released in 2017.

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Career

When she was 19 years old, lvarez first appeared on radio broadcast in 2005 and went on to become a Los Angeles professional radio host. Following a speech she gave at the Ibero-American Youth Parliament in 2014, she received a lot more media attention. Her speeches against populism were particularly notable, considering that lvarez claims that populism has fueled political instability in several Latin-American countries.

El Enga Populist Deception, lvarez' first book, was published in 2016 with Axel Kaiser. The authors argue that various types of deception have played a role in the attempt to promote populism promoted by left-wing politicians and organizations, including the Spanish political party Podemos and Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa. Multiple leftist ideologies, as well as socialism, are described by them as populism. According to them, populist thought stems from a contempt for individual rights, a fixation on self-identity, an opposition to neoliberalism, and the use of both democratic rhetoric and egalitarian rhetoric to increase the state's authority. Alfredo Joignant, a Chilean writer, has slammed the book as "not withstanding a pregraduate academic jury."

Como hablar con un pro, a book by Joselvarez in 2017, and in 2018, she wrote Cómo hablar con un conservador. (How to Interact with a Conservative). Both books are aimed at libertarians and seek to teach them how to convince people of various political viewpoints.

Luvarez, a member of Movimiento Nacional's charitable group, but resigned from the company in 2017 after reports that the organization's chief received inappropriate compensation. She referred to her departure as a requisite in order to maintain her political principles. The case that resulted in Gloria lvarez's resignation from the Movimiento Nacional was settled in November 2021, establishing the innocence of the former chief by the Courts.

Lvarez declared on March 11, 2019, that she would run for president in the 2019 Guatemalan general election. However, the National Election Council turned down her application because she was 34 years old, and Guatemala's minimum voting age is 40. She ran on a orthodox libertarian platform and claimed that all the women who had previously been active in Guatemalan politics were socialists. Marxist and socialist policies have historically been a source of political breakdowns in Latin America, according to Lvarez. Her plans included reductions in government services, such as lowering the number of the civil service and repealing socially conservative measures such as the ban on adoption by same-sex couples, but she also suggested significant funding for military and police forces. Other policy options, according to her, include the legalization of marijuana, abortion, euthanasia, and prostitution.

"I would not categorize what happened in Guatemala as a genocide (...)," lvarez said in an interview in which she was asked about the Guatemalan genocide "I would not categorize what happened there as a genocide (...)" she replied, "I would not identify what happened in Guatemala as a genocide (...). "I would not characterize what happened in Guatemala as a genocide (...), but there is a whole industry of victimization that benefits from revived

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