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Elon Musk y un cambio silencioso en el capitalismo
Los historiadores de la economía saben desde hace tiempo que cada innovación tecnológica relevante acaba por afectar la acumulación y la asignación del capital. Lo que ocurrió el viernes con la extraordinaria salida pública a la Bolsa de SpaceX, la empresa de Elon Musk, es el último indicio de ese proceso con la inteligencia artificial como su mascarón de proa.
Hace unas décadas, al describir la historia de lo que llamó con frase feliz “las máquinas del tiempo”, el italiano Carlo M. Cipolla mostró cómo la invención del reloj en la Edad Media cambió de raíz la vida laboral, la vida cotidiana y hasta la hora de las plegarias de aquellas gentes que -algo increíble para nosotros- a veces morían de viejos sin saber exactamente qué edad tenían. El episodio tuvo tanta proyección que, hacia 1338, Occidente comenzó a exportar relojes mecánicos a Asia por primera vez, revirtiendo la supremacía tecnológica que ostentaba Oriente hasta entonces. El avance en el mundo del nuevo artefacto -la “prodigiosa arte mechanica” como la llamaban- fue lento, pero ya anunciaba una nueva era.
Siglos más tarde, se percibe un aire de familia con lo sucedido en Nueva York, oculto sin embargo bajo el fárrago de cifras que abruman. Y esto es así porque los cambios tecnológicos van de la mano con los ciclos largos de la economía, como si fueran su molde. Cada período suele girar en torno a un insumo: el algodón en la fase inicial textil de la revolución industrial; el carbón con la aparición del ferrocarril; el acero y la producción en masa sobre la cadena de montaje automotriz; la electricidad con la urbanización masiva en el siglo XIX; el petróleo, poco después; y hoy con el circuito electrónico del chip y esos minerales de curioso nombre, las “tierras raras”.
Pero el fenómeno de ahora es especial. Y éste es el primer elemento a considerar si se quiere entenderlo: nunca antes se necesitó tanto capital para sustentar la innovación. La carrera por la supremacía en la IA -que es el núcleo real de todo el asunto detrás el negocio de los cohetes- exige un ciclo de inversiones inéditas que puedan financiar centros de datos espaciales con energía solar, semiconductores avanzados, enormes redes satelitales. Y su valor se potencia porque, políticamente, son activos estratégicos.
Cuando el viernes pasado la empresa de Musk puso a la venta 555 millones de acciones a US$ 160 cada una, protagonizó la oferta pública más elevada de la historia con US$ 75.000 millones. La masiva compra de papeles, que otorgó a SpaceX un valor bursátil de US$ 2 billones, convirtieron a Musk en el único billonario del planeta; y a 4.000 de sus empleados con participación en el capital de la firma en millonarios de la noche a la mañana.
El vértigo que causan semejantes números ya habla de una era diferente: antes de la venta del viernes, el Wall Street Journal cifró en 970.000 millones de dólares la fortuna del empresario. “Acumular esa cantidad a lo largo de su carrera de 31 años equivale a un promedio de 992 dólares por segundo. Un hogar con ingreso medio de EE.UU. (US$ 83.730 en 2024) debería trabajar más de 11 millones de años para juntar ese patrimonio”, explicó el diario que habla por un sector decisivo del capitalismo de la potencia.
Desde luego, estos números que dan escalofríos agudizan un debate ya existente sobre la concentración de la riqueza. Pero lo que implica este nuevo ciclo va aún más allá del crecimiento evidente de las desigualdades al plantear nuevos problemas para todo el sistema.
Por ejemplo, desde hace años se viene discutiendo sobre el riesgo que presenta un elevado déficit público que absorbe ahorros y desplaza a la inversión privada. Pero el fenómeno que surge ahora es distinto: la inteligencia artificial comienza a concentrar una parte cada vez mayor de capital privado disponible alrededor de un número muy limitado de empresas y sectores. El tema ya no es tanto cuánto invierten esas firmas sino cómo afecta ese proceso en la asignación global del ahorro.
Los analistas subrayan el riesgo de que agentes del mercado, al percibir que ciertas empresas acaparan tecnologías revolucionarias, vuelquen masivamente el capital a esos sectores de manera desproporcionada. Esta dinámica ya se ha visto en Wall Street donde la concentración de la rentabilidad de las distintas tecnologías en pugna -los competidores de Musk- explican buena parte del ritmo de los índices bursátiles desde inicios del segundo mandato de Trump. Desde entonces, el crédito ha comenzado a orientarse a la financiación de infraestructuras tecnológicas -esencialmente ligadas a la IA- de un modo inédito. Y lo seguirá haciendo cuando el resto de los gigantes del sector (Anthropic y OpenIA) salten a la Bolsa en un futuro cercano.
Que todo ocurra en EE.UU. es fácil de entender: su supremacía no es solo técnica a partir de Silicon Valley. Ningún otro centro financiero puede mover tanto capital para financiar este proceso de innovación tecnológica. Y lo hace aspirando parte del ahorro del resto del planeta. La Unión Europea ha intentado armar un mercado de capitales propio para evitar que sus empresas lleven la plata a Wall Street. Hasta ahora fracasó, mientras China compite por el momento con su fuerte billetera estatal.
Al margen de eventuales burbujas especulativas que puedan complicar este nuevo giro, la operación de Musk ilustra que, en el fondo, el fenómeno parece reflejar una transformación más profunda del capitalismo contemporáneo.
Desde aquella época fundacional en Europa encarnada en los relojes de los que habló Cipolla, las economías más avanzadas crecieron con sus agentes más poderosos (industriales, comerciales, financieros) ligados de alguna manera a los Estados. En este siglo asoma un patrón diverso con estructuras tecnológicas de escala global, ganancias estratosféricas y fortaleza para condicionar la dirección de los flujos de capital, la cadena de suministros y hasta las prioridades industriales de muchas naciones. No conforman un Estado, desde luego. Pero ya no son las empresas que veíamos hasta ahora. Se trata de actores sistémicos con capacidad de afectar ámbitos enteros de la economía global con el riesgo de que el ahorro deje de ofrecerse de modo diversificado para concentrarse en exceso sobre los grandes ganadores de la nueva era capitalista.
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Progressive Talarico knifes Biden’s open border, tries moderating stance on key issues in Texas Senate race
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The Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas torched former President Joe Biden’s open borders policies as he races to clean-up past comments amid criticism he is too radical to be elected in Texas.
James Talarico hardened his stance on border security and pitted himself against the former president during a podcast interview on «Cogdell Law Uncensored» earlier this week.
The Democrat member of the Texas legislature has a far-left track record that includes calls to «tear down» Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE), an agency which he has called «secret police,» and claiming the border should act as a «welcome mat» for illegal immigrants.
He is now the Democratic nominee taking on Trump-backed Republican Ken Paxton in the race for a Senate seat in Texas in November.
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico addresses supporters at a rally in Houston. (F. Carter Smith/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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«I called out Joe Biden for failing to secure our southern border and I got a lot of heat from my own party for doing that,» he told podcaster and attorney Dan Cogdell. «But I remember talking with my colleagues in the legislature who represent border communities and they told me about the utter chaos caused by President Biden’s policies.»
Those calls and his more moderate immigration stance emerged only after Talarico launched his Senate bid in the most populated U.S. red state where the most illegal immigration happens.
When asked repeatedly by Fox News Digital, Talarico’s campaign officials could not produce evidence to support the progressive candidate’s claims he was ever at odds with Biden on the issue of border security before his Senate campaign began and while Biden was still in office.
Millions of illegal aliens poured undetected into the United States during the previous presidency, while Talarico occupied his seat in the Texas House legislature.
Talarico said in the podcast: «The Democratic Party, we’re the ones that should be about making government work for people and our immigration system is a prime example of government not working for people. So I’m a border security Democrat. I believe we’ve gotta have a sane, orderly process to ensure that we know who’s coming into our country.»
President Joe Biden speaks during an official transition event to thank Ron Klain for his work and to welcome his successor Jeff Zients. (Kevin Lamarque/Reuters)
While he has accused ICE of «terrorizing our country,» called for Americans to «stand up and fight back» and in 2019 slammed Texas Republicans for passing an «anti-immigrant bill» that funded President Donald Trump’s border wall project, Talarico said on the podcast this week that public safety should be a priority.
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«But I also think we need to keep out folks who want to do us harm, and public safety is the most important thing the government does,» he said.
Under Trump, ICE has been tasked with zeroing in on the «worst of the worst» illegal aliens for arrest and deportation, especially those with violent criminal records.
«James has never supported abolishing ICE and supports more border security — which is why he’s authored legislation to modernize our ports of entry and called for more Border Patrol agents,» Talarico’s press secretary JT Ennis told Fox News Digital.
«Both parties have failed us on the issue of immigration, so James is running for Senate to keep our country safe by deporting criminals instead of hunting down moms, babies, and small business owners who have been contributing to our economy for decades.»
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton speaks during a runoff election night event in Plano, Texas, on May 26, 2026. (Antranik Tavitian/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Speaking to Cogdell, Talarico also pitched himself as a defender of the Second Amendment while simultaneously calling for strict gun control methods.
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«I am a believer in the Second Amendment. I don’t pick and choose between the Bill of Rights. I believe in the Second Amendment just as much as I believe in the First,» he said. «We have a right to bear arms, to protect ourselves, our families. We have a right to own weapons for sport or for hunting, but like any freedom in the Bill of Rights, it’s not absolute.»
«We’ve gotta keep guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals. We’ve gotta make sure that we’ve got safe storage laws and background checks so that we’re keeping everybody safe,» the candidate qualified.
He positioned himself during the conversation as a moderate Democrat, chastising people on the political left who are «trying to take away people’s guns» and people on the political right who «don’t want to see any regulations.»
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But only a few months ago, Talarico said he favored «red flag laws,» which allow judges to order Americans to be stripped of their firearms if they think a person is a danger to themselves or others. Talarico also once accused Republicans of loving guns more than children.
Democratic Texas State Rep. James Talarico speaks during a campaign launch rally in Round Rock, Texas, on Sept. 9, 2025. (Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
«You can’t be the party of freedom and control women’s bodies,» he said at a 2024 event with the Travis County Democratic Party. «You can’t be the party of family and love your guns more than our kids. You can’t be the party of faith and worship at the feet of Donald Trump.»
Ennis said that the candidate has «always believed, like the vast majority of Texans, that we must protect the Second Amendment while also enacting popular, common sense measures like universal background checks that keep guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals.»
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Talarico also distanced himself from child sex change surgeries, sometimes called «gender affirming care,» and said he does not support them despite often earning criticism for his comments regarding children who identify as the opposite of their biological sex.
«I oppose gender reassignment surgeries for minors,» he told Cogdell, claiming «the people that are in power» are trying to distract from «corruption in our government.»
«So they’re gonna use a tried and true playbook to get out of this,» he said. «Distraction and division. That is how corrupt public officials stay in power.»
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Talarico’s emphatic support for transgender children has raised eyebrows since he’s entered the national spotlight.
He has said he loves them on multiple occasions, including on a podcast in 2023 when he was asked to name something that he loved other than his friends and family.
«I love, I’m just saying this because it’s all on my mind, the trans children who showed up yesterday at the state capitol to advocate for their humanity,» he said on the Superbloom Podcast.
At the time, he had voted against a state bill to ban cross-sex hormones for minors.
Rep. James Talarico, Vanessa Fuentes and Jessica Weitz attend the Featured Session: State Of Being: How To Care in 2024 at the SXSW Conference and Festivals held at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas, on March 8, 2024. (Jason Bollenbacher/SXSW Conference & Festivals)
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«I just want to say, I love you and so do a lot of people in this room, and so do a lot of people around this big state. I know it may not seem like it tonight, but you are loved beyond measure,» Talarico also said in 2023 on the Texas House floor, according to the Houston Chronicle.
«James opposes gender reassignment surgery for minors,» said Ennis. «While billionaire-bought politicians like Ken Paxton spread lies to divide Texans, James will continue to stand up against both political parties to fix this broken, corrupt political system and support Texas families.»
Paxton’s campaign did not return Fox News Digital’s request for comment on Talarico’s apparent flip-flop on the border, Second Amendment or transgender youth
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El Ejército de Guatemala y la PNC activan el operativo Mercado Seguro en tres departamentos
El Ejército de Guatemala y la PNC iniciaron este sábado el operativo conjunto Mercado Seguro en los departamentos de Guatemala, Sacatepéquez y Chimaltenango para reforzar la seguridad en centros de comercio que han sido golpeados por la delincuencia y por extorsiones, según la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias.
La operación también incluye patrullajes de seguridad en distintos puntos y avenidas del Mercado Central y del Mercado Colón de la ciudad capital, a cargo de la Primera Brigada de Policía Militar Guardia de Honor, de acuerdo con el texto oficial difundido por la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias.
El despliegue fue presentado como una estrategia para fortalecer la presencia de las autoridades en mercados cantonales y centros de comercio de esos tres departamentos, con el objetivo de prevenir hechos delictivos y dar condiciones de seguridad para comerciantes y compradores, según la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias.
El segundo comandante de la Brigada Militar Mariscal Zavala, Ángel Carrera Sandoval, explicó a la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias que el inicio de estas operaciones busca mantener un entorno protegido para quienes trabajan y compran en esos espacios. En su declaración, sostuvo: “El Ejército de Guatemala y la Policía Nacional Civil llevan a cabo el inicio de las operaciones denominadas Mercado Seguro. Con esta operación, el Ejército de Guatemala continúa garantizando un entorno seguro para los comerciantes y visitantes, en donde puedan trabajar y comprar con total confianza”.
La respuesta central del plan es directa: Mercado Seguro consiste en acciones de verificación, monitoreo y patrullaje en mercados de Guatemala, Sacatepéquez y Chimaltenango que han sufrido ataques de la delincuencia y han sido objeto de extorsiones, en apoyo a las fuerzas de seguridad civil, según la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias.
Carrera Sandoval agregó a la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias que el acompañamiento de las fuerzas de seguridad civil busca “dar la certeza a todos aquellos mercados que han sufrido de estos embates de la delincuencia y que han sido objeto de extorsiones y han amedrentado a nuestra población”.
Estas acciones se desarrollan en áreas de alta afluencia de personas y están orientadas a reforzar la vigilancia, proteger la economía local y devolver la tranquilidad a la población guatemalteca, según la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias.
La misma información oficial remarca que el trabajo interinstitucional pretende sostener acciones permanentes de vigilancia y prevención para proteger a la población y garantizar espacios seguros, según la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias.
La justificación del operativo parte del peso económico y social de estos espacios. Los mercados son presentados en el texto oficial como lugares de trabajo, encuentro y sustento para miles de familias guatemaltecas.
Bajo esa premisa, el despliegue en Mercado Central y Mercado Colón, así como en otros centros de comercio de los tres departamentos, busca que comerciantes y visitantes desarrollen sus actividades diarias con normalidad y que las comunidades mantengan su dinámica económica, según la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias.
En otra declaración recogida por la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias, Carrera Sandoval afirmó: “Aunado con esto, las fuerzas de seguridad civil nos acompañan para dar la certeza a todos aquellos mercados que han sufrido de estos embates de la delincuencia y que han sido objeto de extorsiones y han amedrentado a nuestra población”.
El mando militar añadió en la misma intervención, según la Agencia Guatemalteca de Noticias: “Estamos para servirles y cuando a un soldado se le pide una mano, tenemos dos para poder apoyar”.
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Obama Presidential Center’s $470M safety net under scrutiny as subcontractors say they’re owed millions
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Concern is mounting that taxpayers could be left holding the bag if the Obama Presidential Center runs into financial trouble, as the foundation behind it has yet to establish a promised $470 million safety net to guard against a public bailout.
The scrutiny comes as a Fox News Digital investigation found multiple contractors and subcontractors claiming losses ranging from hundreds of thousands of dollars to millions on the project, with some alleging they remain locked in payment disputes and face financial ruin just days before the center’s grand opening.
Under its agreement with the city, the Obama Foundation pledged to create the fund, known as an endowment, as part of its 99-year deal to take control of the publicly owned 19.3-acre section of Jackson Park for a one-time payment of just $10.
Fox News Digital previously reported that the foundation had deposited just $1 million into the reserve fund in 2021 and that the balance remained largely unchanged in its most recent publicly available filings.
A split image shows the Obama Presidential Center in Jackson Park on Chicago’s South Side and former President Barack Obama. Questions have been raised about the center’s endowment funding and long-term financial safeguards as the project prepares to open. (Fox News Flight Team; Angelina Katsanis-Pool/Getty Images)
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Concerns about the center’s financial state have raged for years, especially since construction delays and costs have ballooned from an original estimate of roughly $330 million to at least $850 million based on 2021 figures. An updated final projected cost has not been made public.
Endowment concerns
«One of their core promises was they were supposed to create an endowment as basically an insurance policy so the taxpayers wouldn’t get stuck with the bill,» Illinois GOP Chair Robert Grogan told Fox News Digital outside the center last week as worker vehicles entered and exited the center.
«They promised hundreds of millions of dollars for it. It’s still sitting at the $1 million mark [where it stood] when they opened it up. So I don’t believe that they’ve kept that promise.»
The contractor disputes have renewed concern of the endowment because critics argue the fund was intended to serve as a backstop if the project ever encountered financial distress. The Obama Foundation disputes suggestions that taxpayers face exposure and said the project is funded through private contributions.
Grogan said reports that contractors and subcontractors remain locked in payment disputes make the largely unfunded reserve even more problematic.
«The fact that they have created this probably unsustainable edifice to an ego and then, eventually, if it goes under, who’s going to be caught with the bill time and time again? It’s the taxpayers of the city, citizens of Chicago and the state of Illinois.»
A «Bring Change Home» banner is displayed outside the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. (Michael Dorgan/Fox News Digital)
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Richard Epstein, a New York University law professor who has spent years challenging the project in court, said the reserve fund was intended to protect against exactly this type of uncertainty.
«The whole point of an endowment is to fund future expenses,» Epstein told Fox News Digital, adding that the endowment acts as a financial backup if future fundraising falls short.
«If the endowment hasn’t been filled, the building [could] fall into neglect, it then becomes a safety risk, and it turns out that nobody’s going to pay the bill,» Epstein said. «The city therefore, is going to have to assume additional obligations to make sure that thing is kept in place.»
Grogan said reports that contractors remain unpaid only reinforce the need for closer scrutiny and called for an investigation if allegations that subcontractors were left holding the bag prove accurate.
Subcontractor disputes raise new questions
A Fox News Digital investigation identified multiple construction firms claiming losses ranging from hundreds of thousands of dollars to tens of millions.
Outside the center last week, Adamson Plumbing President Mike Owen provided company spreadsheets to Fox News Digital, which he said showed that his firm is nearly $4 million in the red. He said that unnecessary rework, delays and more than 100 change-order requests left his company absorbing millions of dollars in additional costs.
In addition, Omar Shareef, the president of the African American Contractors Association, told Fox News Digital outside the center last Saturday that several Black-owned contractors are also in financial difficulty due to the project.
Mike Owen, president and owner of Adamson Plumbing, stands outside the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. (Michael Dorgan/Fox News Digital)
The claims raise fresh worries about the center’s long-term financial sustainability because an endowment is intended to provide a permanent source of income that can help fund future operations and cushion against financial stress. Endowments are typically invested, with a portion of the earnings used to support an institution over time.
The Obama Foundation told Fox News Digital that it is in compliance with its agreement with the city, noting that the pact required the creation of an endowment but did not specify a dollar target.
OBAMA PRESIDENTIAL CENTER DEPOSITS JUST $1M INTO $470M RESERVE FUND AIMED TO PROTECT TAXPAYERS
The foundation said the Obama Presidential Center is «fully funded» and that it plans to make «significant investments» in the endowment in the coming years.
«On the eve of our Grand Opening celebrations, we are pleased to reiterate that the Obama Presidential Center is fully funded with generous private contributions,» the Obama Foundation said in a statement.
The $470 million figure emerged during public discussions surrounding the project and was later cited in the Obama Foundation’s 2020 annual report, which featured a fundraising chart stating:
«$470M of our fundraising goal will go toward seeding an endowment that will sustain Obama Foundation activities and the operations of the OPC for generations to come.»
The foundation previously estimated annual operating costs could reach approximately $40 million.
Illinois GOP Chair Robert Grogan stands outside the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. Grogan criticized the Obama Foundation over its handling of the center’s endowment and raised concerns about potential taxpayer exposure if the project encounters future financial difficulties. (Michael Dorgan/Fox News Digital)
Nonprofit endowments are typically structured so that only a small percentage of the fund — often around 4% to 5% annually — is spent each year while the principal remains invested. The goal is to generate investment income that can help support operations over the long term without relying entirely on future fundraising. The Obama Presidential Center consists of a museum tower, digital library, athletic facilities, conference space and offices for the Obama Foundation on Chicago’s South Side. The Obama Foundation is overseeing its construction and will run its day-to-day future operations.
Epstein disputed the foundation’s interpretation, arguing that an endowment is intended to provide meaningful financial protection and that a promise to raise money in the future is not the same as having a funded endowment in place.
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«On their view, putting a penny in an endowment fund covers all the risks,» Epstein said.
«There has to be a pile of cash to fund any particular process and then ensure some kind of robustness against radical changes in the market.»
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