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GPAHE Brings You the Latest News in Far-Right Hate and Extremism
Project 2025 Is Here: August 6th
This week, we’ll look at how Project 2025’s anti-voter policies are being enacted to influence American elections, and how Project 2025’s influence on the Trump regime’s anti-environment policies is favoring business over science. We’ll also examine a Moms For Liberty co-founder’s trajectory from book banning to second-in-command at the far-right Heritage Foundation.
As authoritarian governance takes hold, GPAHE continues to expose the actors behind this movement, document the policy shifts underway, and provide critical tools for resisting the far-right’s dangerous agenda.
Our blog series provides essential updates on how Project 2025’s authoritarian blueprint is being enacted. Now you can view all of our Project 2025 blog posts in one convenient place on our website. We encourage you to explore this series to stay informed and engaged.
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New from GPAHE: Christian Nationalism: The Rising Tide
Christian nationalism has surged into the center of U.S. political power, with leaders and organizations pushing to enshrine a narrow, theocratic vision of America. This movement spans celebrity activists like Sean Feucht, whose Canadian tour collapsed amid protests and allegations of financial impropriety; influential pastors like Doug Wilson, whose network plants politically-connected churches blocks from the Capitol; and strategists like David Barton, whose “bill mill” has fueled Ten Commandments mandates in schools across the country. United by the belief that America is divinely ordained for Christian rule, they are reshaping laws, institutions, and culture to dismantle the separation of church and state.
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New from GPAHE: Ten Facts About Spanish Far-Right Extremism
Ten key facts from GPAHE’s Spain report reveal how the country’s far right has evolved into a coordinated, at times violent, and internationally-connected movement threatening human rights and democracy. From neo-Nazi fight clubs and anti-LGBTQ+ networks to political parties like Vox, extremist actors are glorifying Franco’s fascist legacy, spreading disinformation, and infiltrating institutions such as courts, schools, and local governments. Their tactics range from youth recruitment and strategic litigation to transnational alliances with U.S., Hungarian, and Latin American far-right movements, building an ecosystem designed to normalize hate and roll back human rights.
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GPAHE in the media: The impact of the Spain Country Extremist Report
GPAHE released its Spain country extremist report on July 30, generating significant national and international media attention. Coverage included interviews on one of Spain’s most prominent national radio stations, a feature segment on a leading program of national broadcaster RTVE, a special report in one of the top Spanish‑language news outlets, and a piece about the connections between Spain’s far‑right groups and the far‑right movement in Portugal, among other related topics.
RTVE – The show “Malas Lenguas” talks about GPAHE Spain Report
Cadena Ser – A report from a US organization warns of the rise of extremism in Spain following the racist hunt in Torre-Pacheco [Un informe de una organización de EEUU alerta del crecimiento del extremismo en España tras la cacería racista de Torre-Pacheco]
La Marea – A report on global extremism identifies the new actors of hate in Spain and warns of an increasingly “sophisticated” far right [Un informe sobre extremismo global identifica los nuevos actores del odio en España y alerta de una ultraderecha cada vez más “sofisticada”]
Infobae – Current extremism and hate speech in Spain are fueled by centuries of ideological repression and religious persecution, according to an international study [El extremismo actual en España y los discursos de odio beben de siglos de represión ideológica y persecuciones religiosas, según un estudio internacional]
SIC Noticias – Report identifies alliance between far-right groups in Lisbon and Madrid [Relatório identifica aliança entre grupos de extrema-direita de Lisboa e Madrid]
