Invisible Walls: Economic Blockades and Geopolitical Warfare

This book presents a profound analysis of contemporary conflicts, from the Arab Spring and the “War on Terror” to recent geopolitical conflicts; citizen movements—especially those from 2019 to 2021—and global crises, the Covid-19 operation, the Great Reset, the discourse on climate change, large-scale fires, directed migration flows, and recent wars in Ukraine and Iran, and how these form part of economic blockades and geopolitical warfare driven by broader underlying strategic interests.

From perspectives absent from mainstream discourse, the book analyzes the role of information, technology, psychology, behavior, and ideology in shaping public perception and influencing outcomes in international affairs. It also explores recurring historical patterns, including the principle of “divide and conquer,” and its relevance in contemporary geopolitical dynamics.

By encouraging critical thinking and the analysis of multiple perspectives, this work invites readers to look beyond official narratives and develop a deeper understanding of the forces shaping the contemporary world.  

Author: Jorge S. Adedo Rovirosa.

First edition, June 2026.

Number of pages: 119.

Size: 15.2 x 22.8 cm.