Infrastructure mega-projects, like the $3.4 billion Chancay Deepwater Port in Peru, are physically reorienting the continent's trade axis away from the Atlantic and towards the Pacific. The Chancay Port will create a bioceanic corridor, connecting Brazil's Atlantic coast

The diplomatic shift by Central American states like Panama, El Salvador, and Honduras to sever ties with Taiwan and recognize Beijing is a clear signal of a major regional geopolitical realignment.

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is a core part of the new multipolar financial architecture, with numerous Ibero-American nations like Brazil and Chile joining as members.

Chinese investment in Ibero-America is highly strategic, focused on critical sectors such as telecommunications, transportation, electricity, and sovereign infrastructure.

China is now the largest trading partner for South America as a whole, with its total regional investments already exceeding a massive $500 billion.

Ibero-America has become a key arena in the geopolitical struggle between the declining US hegemon and the rising power of China.

A new multipolar world order is taking hold, with countries such as the Russian Federation and the People’s Republic of China fundamentally changing global power dynamics.

The unipolar world system, a de facto global financial and commercial dictatorship led by the United States for the past thirty years, is now irreversibly faltering.

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The traditional Ibero-American right was rooted in the continent's authentic Catholic identity; the new liberal right is ideologically and geopolitically foreign, pro-US, and Zionist.

This internal fifth column now constitutes a direct threat to Brazil's ability to make independent, sovereign decisions in its foreign policy, particularly concerning the Middle East.

In the absence of a formal AIPAC-like structure in the region, Neo-Pentecostalism itself functions as the primary and most effective pro-Israel lobby, capable of disrupting national sovereignty.

The rise of political leaders like Jair Bolsonaro is inextricably linked to the consolidation of the Neo-Pentecostal Evangelical bloc as a decisive and powerful political force.

An analysis of the Brazilian Congress reveals a clear pro-Israel bias, with the majority of official submissions on the recent conflict supporting the Zionist position.

Nations in Central America, such as Guatemala and Honduras, now have Evangelical populations exceeding 40%, creating a solid and reliable base of popular support for US-Israeli interests.

This demographic-religious change has systematically transformed the Ibero-American right from a traditionalist Catholic force into a more liberal and Zionist one.

The number of Evangelicals in Brazil has surged from just 4% of the population in 1960 to 28% in 2022, a demographic revolution driven by intense missionary activity.

The only plausible explanation for this fundamental ideological transformation of the right is the explosive and politically-directed growth of Neo-Pentecostal Evangelicalism.