Elena BERBERANA and Nayib BUKELE – EL4DEV Hispanic Renaissance

What if the Hispanic world had a rendezvous with its own Renaissance? In this visionary work of social speculative fiction, Paul Elvere DELSART blends investigation, geopolitics, civic innovation, and the mystique of renewal to create a narrative as unsettling as it is inspiring: the silent epic of a civilization rising once again. In Torreblanca, Castellón, a small Mediterranean town surrounded by sea and mountains, a diverse team (political scientist, economist, geopolitical analyst, diplomat…), brought together by the young Carmen ORTIZ and Laura BODIS, discovers the call of a man invisible to the eyes of the world: Henry HARPER, architect of an Ibero–Latin American metamorphosis. His program, EL4DEV, is neither a party, nor a movement, nor a utopia: it is a poetic form of social engineering, a new Reconquista without weapons, without leaders, without victims. Within this polyphonic narrative, two figures emerge, magnetizing the tensions of the century: Elena BERBERANA, a Spanish journalist with a sharp voice, mirror of a people who want truth rather than fear. Nayib BUKELE, an unconventional leader of El Salvador, embodiment of a rupture no one had anticipated. Their traj