Robert Matthews is an adjunct professor at the Graduate Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at New York University and a fellow at the Centro de Investigación para la Paz in Madrid. He has written on Latin American social movements, United States policy in Latin America and the non-western world, and low-intensity conflicts.

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In the election after the terrorist atrocity of 11 March, Spain’s people rallied against government lies and bad anti-terrorist policies. An American scholar in Madrid compares the American reaction to 9/11 and asks whether his compatriots can learn from the Spanish example.